When birds fly the nest, they never come home again. Their parents lose sight of them forever, and the circle of life continues. The concept seems alien to us, and it’s something which will surely be on your mind when your kids fly away. What if you never hear from them? What if they […]
Now that the kids are grown up and starting off their own adventures, it is the ideal time for you to get out of the house and start to explore the world once again. You’ve done the standard family trips which were more work than fun and now you’re ready for traveling on your own terms. Why not try something a bit different?
Getting behind the wheel is not something that we all must do in life but it’s something that would enhance our lives so much. Knowing that you can just hop in the car and go wherever you want is a wonderful feeling. A car is such a huge part of one’s life and it’s something
Today’s guest post is from Lauren Nicolle Taylor. Lauren is the bestselling author of THE WOODLANDS SERIES and the award-winning YA novel NORA & KETTLE (Gold medal Winner for Multicultural fiction, Independent Publishers Book Awards 2017). She has a Health Science degree and an honors degree in Obstetrics and Gynecology. A full-time writer, hapa and artist,
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A Columbia University study has found that adversity early in life is associated with increased gastrointestinal symptoms that may affect children’s brains and behavior as they mature. “It is too early to say anything conclusive, but our study indicates that adversity-associated changes in the gut microbiome are related to brain function, including differences in
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Any parent will probably tell you, that the two things they value most in life are their children and the home they’ve worked so hard to provide for them. While there is no comparison between them and if they had to choose between homeownership and parenting, you know they’d pick the kids every time!
I may be a little off theme today but, a photo and a late night phone call inspired today’s post.
As we age so do our parents. The ones we turned to for support now need ours. It is very hard to deal with aging parents as it makes us face our own mortality. For those who did not have supportive parents, it can be even harder.
