There are many ways to rekindle the flame with your partner, such as boosting the intimacy levels or being more honest with each other. Every couple will be different in what they expect from their partner, so it’s about finding the right things that matter to both of you and finding the perfect solution to help repair your relationship.
Where Did My Mom Go?
My father didn’t want to place her in a home, he wanted to look after her. I called, though, and talked to the social worker about getting things in motion, against my father’s wishes.
Beyond Small Talk: Building Genuine Friendships in a New Place
In this blog post, we will discuss some of the most favoured ways of making friends when moving to a new environment that will likely help you on your journey of finding a network of people you love to spend time with.
Its a Conundrum
“Oh my neck hurts, oh my stomach hurts.” My mother complains, she is not weeping yet there is pain in her voice, in her cry for help. With each cry I try to offer some words that will comfort her. That it seems is all I can do for her.
“Where does it hurt mom? Do you need anything? Can I get you anything?”
“No.” she replies.
Changes
Myself and my two adult children share a house. The arrangement has worked out really well. The cost of living has gone up so much that having being able to share rent is a God send. After my husband died it felt good to be in the place where we had lived.
The Importance of Finding Safety in Your LGBTQ Identity
Celebrating the diverse tapestry of LGBTQ identities enriches our shared experiences and strengthens our bonds.
A Guide to Finding Meaningful Gifts For The Modern Man: Why Experiences Outshine Material Goods
Shopping for gifts for the man who has everything is no small order. We have so many gift choices, which also means we have greater difficulty selecting that one special something. The good news is experiences as gifts can come to the rescue!
Bump In The Night
This time it is the younger of the toppings the son! He is calling to ask if he can stay at his friend’s house for the night. No problem I answer him, I know the friend and I also know he is not far from us if there is a problem. I am half a sleep and hear him say “thanks mom” and click he is gone
Mother’s Day
Always just listening
Even late in the night
When hours escape her sleep
He’s Just Paul
Paul is older now. He’s sixty years old and lives on his own. He’s mentally challenged, or intellectually handicapped, and he’s a real character.
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