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Quality Time with the Family Maintains Healthy Relationships

On March 30, 2013 / Blog, Family, relationships / Leave a comment

Quality Time with the Family Maintains Healthy Relationships Author: Victor In these hectic times, it’s hard to slow down when you are working a strict 9-5 schedule. It’s even harder when you are nurturing a family of, say, two children and you barely have time to see them during a weekday. You might even think that the kids would rather enjoy spending time with their friends more than with the family, and while this might be true for the pubescent 13-year-old, you can’t let your children forget the values of family time. The family is an important part of your

Discover How to Rescue Your Troubled Relationship

On December 31, 2012 / Anger, Blog, Family, relationships / Leave a comment

Discover How to Rescue Your Troubled Relationship Author: Gerry Restrivera Is your marriage in trouble and you are not getting along with your spouse? It could be really frustrating to have a troublesome marriage. Ending a troubled relationship may seem an easy way out but if you cannot figure out what went wrong and wasn’t able to fix it, chances are you will encounter the same situation in your next relationships and you may experience a series of relationship failures. It is best to try to rescue your troubled relationship than escape from it. Marriage is a lifetime commitment and

Genetically Modified Foods — You Should Be Very Concerned

On November 24, 2012 / Blog, Family, Gardening, Health, Healthy Food, Physical / Leave a comment

Genetically Modified Foods — You Should Be Very Concerned Author: mark brohl Genetically modified foods, or genetically modified organisms (GMO’S) are now a very real part of your diet whether you know it or not. If you eat corn, cornmeal, cornstarch, corn oil or other corn based ingredients, soybeans, soy milk, tofu, soybean oil, and other soybean based products, canola oil, cottonseed oil, sugar beets, papaya from Hawaii, and some zucchini, and yellow squash, then genetically modified foods are making up a significant percentage of your overall food consumption. Over half of all Americans who were polled said that they

In the Doghouse? 5 Unique Ways to Say I’m Sorry

On November 17, 2012 / Blog, Family, relationships / Leave a comment

We’ve all been there. You didn’t mean to, but you’ve done something stupid that has you in the doghouse. It’s no secret that at times women can be a little sensitive, but small disagreements can also be a great opportunity to strengthen your relationship. There are some very simple ways to bring her back on your team. You don’t have to spend a lot of money to return to her good graces, but you do have to be thoughtful, humble, patient and it’s best to act swiftly. While the standard dinner date is always appreciated, this time, get clever and

Empty Nest? Look Within and Embrace Something New!

On October 26, 2012 / Blog, Family, Inspiration / Leave a comment

Empty Nest? Look Within and Embrace Something New! Your baby has flown the nest. Now you’re left with a lot of time, an empty home and a feeling of loneliness. Where do you go from here? What will you do now to occupy your time? Focus on you! Take up that hobby you always wanted to do but never had time for — scrapbooking, knitting, skydiving or joining a mountain biking club. Don’t be afraid to venture out, you’ve waited 18 (or more) years to do something that YOU want to do! Getting over “the empty nest syndrome” might be

The Power Of Love In Christian Life

On October 25, 2012 / Blog, faith, Family, Friends, Inspiration, Spiritual / Leave a comment

The Power Of Love In Christian Life Author: Ngozi Nwoke Christian living is synonymous with love. Every Christian must possess and exercise the power of love. It is most crucial in your Christian life because it determines both your earthly and eternal benefits. He who does not love does not and never did know God, for God is love. For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life – John 3:16 (KJV) Above all things have intense and unfailing love for one another, for

Stopping Drug Addiction

On September 25, 2012 / addiction, Blog, Family, Friends, Spiritual / Leave a comment

Stopping Drug Addiction Author: steven howarth One thing that you would acknowledge is that the drug addiction crosscuts the prescription and non-prescription drugs. In fact, abuse or addiction to prescription drugs makes for the most prevalent these days. This may actually be as a result of their ease of availability as well as the low costs in which they come at. Irrespective of the fact that most of these drugs fall under the category of controlled drugs, they are not only available from medical practitioners but also from drug stores as well as illegal outlets and streets. Whether one is

Do You Feel That Nobody Likes You? Start Liking Yourself First!

On September 22, 2012 / Blog, Family, Friends, relationships / Leave a comment

Do You Feel That Nobody Likes You? Start Liking Yourself First! Author: Royane Real Are you worried that nobody likes you? Feeling that nobody likes us or loves us is one of the most agonizing and devastating feelings in the world. Feeling as if you are unliked and unloved is tremendously depressing, because human beings are hard wired to be social creatures. We need to feel like a part of a group, or a part of humanity, even though we also want to be appreciated as unique human beings. If you have been feeling unliked by everybody else, the first

What to Do With Five Common Alcoholic Dilemmas

On September 19, 2012 / Blog, Family, substance abuse / 1 Comment

Christian Relationship Help: What to Do With Five Common Alcoholic Dilemmas By: Karla Downing This Christian relationship help will tell you what to do with five common alcoholic dilemmas. When someone you care about drinks, you naturally want to make him/her stop. Drinking isn’t good for the person or your relationship. People who care about a drinker can get too caught up in rescuing, fixing, or controlling the problem and in doing so lose the ability to make wise choices for their own lives. Proverbs 23:29-30 asks these questions: “Who has woe? Who has sorrow? Who has strife? Who has

Kids and Healthy Eating

On September 18, 2012 / Blog, children, Family, Food, Healthy Food / Leave a comment

Kids and Healthy Eating Author: rachelgrishe As a parent I want my children to be able to eat what they love. The times, when I serve them meals which they don’t particularly like, and I watch them eat without enthusiasm, break my heart. I have to strive not to cave in and give them what they crave, but which I believe is not proper nutrition. However, I’m not so stringent, really. Once or twice a week, I give them what they love. But, what I’d really want for them is to get used to eating healthy foods and to learn

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