February 10th, 2023
Shelly Latinovich
Two weeks ago I discovered that I am allergic to dairy…and I am ok with it! You think I’m crazy for thinking that? I can understand your thoughts, but if you knew my health history through the years you would understand. I left the doctor’s office in tears…not from knowing I have to change my […]
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February 10th, 2023
David Goldstein
Retire right with confidence in one of these five fantastic states – Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Tennessee. These states offer the perfect blend of affordability, weather, and safety for a relaxing and enjoyable retirement. I’m here to take you on a tour of each state and give you the scoop on their general vibe, […]
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February 10th, 2023
Cheryl Ilov
“If I could see what others see I think I’d be surprised If I can only see myself Through someone else’s eyes …” These are the opening lines of a poem I wrote several years ago. I was inspired to write it for a close friend because I was sick and tired of listening to […]
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February 10th, 2023
Beth Elkassih
Do you want to inspire kids with honesty? Honesty is an amazing quality to possess. Share it with your children when they are young. It will help them become adults who are honest and responsible. In this article, we shall explore why honesty is good for the soul, why it is important and the power […]
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February 10th, 2023
Royce Shook
Music played a significant role in the social and cultural changes that took place during the 1960s. The songs of the time reflected the political and social movements of the era, including the civil rights movement, the anti-war movement, and the counterculture movement. Many of the songs from the 1960s have become anthems of the […]
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February 9th, 2023
David Frost
Yes, I have been missing in action since late 2022. Oh, that my time away was spent on some enchanted island. Yet I have been head down and tail up finalizing my manuscript for Strong to Save. This second non-fiction work is a fitness primer that implores Gen X to die harder and later… […]
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February 9th, 2023
Dr. Barton Goldsmith
Maslow’s hierarchy of needs teaches us that right after food, water, and shelter, we need a sense of belonging, and working with others gives that to many people. Read The Full Article on https://www.PsychologyToday.com/
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February 9th, 2023
Wendy Green
Wendy – Hey, Boomer Are you a good friend? In the hierarchy of relationships, friendships are at the bottom, at least once we are adults. Romantic partners, parents, children—all these come first. As children, our friends are classmates, neighbors, kids in scouts or on our sport teams. They are friends of convenience. As young children […]
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February 9th, 2023
Kim Blanton
About one out of every five Latinx workers in this country lacks health insurance. The uninsured ratio rises to one in four in the states that have chosen not to expand their Medicaid programs to more low-income workers under the Affordable Care Act. The motivation for Josefina Flores Morales’ new research is that there’s more […]
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February 9th, 2023
Royce Shook
Technology has made it easier than ever to stay connected with loved ones, even when you’re not physically together. There are many ways to use technology to stay in touch with your loved ones, including. Video chat. Services like Skype, Zoom, and FaceTime allow you to have a face-to-face conversation with someone over the internet. […]
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