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- The Enchanted Illustrated Letters From Sir Henry Thornhill (Kaka) - by There is a new English site with the largest collection of illustrated correspondence in the world. www.ultimategrandparent.com is a touching story of a grandfather’s unique way of creating a loving relationship with his grandchildren, who early last century, by a twist of fate, had moved across ...
Views: 3124 - The End of All Problems - by Submitted on Jan 11, 2011 from Zach MillerThe end of all problems. How could that be possible? And yet it is, when we’re able to access ‘the most important dimension of human existence – the sacred, the stillness, the formless, the divine’. If you’re new to EFT you could be grateful to discover that EFT fixes your headache in ...
Views: 741 - The Enduring Love for Pinoy Dramas: A Cultural Treasure of the Philippines - by Submitted on Apr 15, 2025 from Sunny MughalFilipino or "Pinoy" dramas, often referred to as teleseryes, have long captured the hearts of audiences in the Philippines and across the globe. These emotionally rich and culturally rooted television series are more than just entertainment—they are reflections of Filipino values, struggles, ...
Views: 18 - The Essence of Diwali - by Submitted on Oct 01, 2016 from Harshad JethraDiwali is closing in fast, and it's an atmosphere of celebration all through the country. It is during such times that people often think of visiting homes. As a part of the new found metro culture, families sometimes split after one of the kids is married off. They may move to a different ...
Views: 1633 - The Essential Estate Planning Documents You Need - A Comprehensive Checklist for Every Family - by Submitted on Oct 04, 2023 from Leland LebrunEstate planning is a critical step that every family should undertake to secure their future and protect their assets. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting your financial journey, enlisting the expertise of a Shelby County KY estate planning lawyer is invaluable. Beyond ...
Views: 330 - The evolution of a family coat of arms - by Submitted on Aug 23, 2011 from Mark WhiteThe changes that a coat of arms or crest goes through from generation to generation can make for an entertaining story. If you are fortunate enough to have a family history that allows you to trace your family’s coat of arms from generation to generation you may find that it is quite different ...
Views: 943 - The Face Of Single Moms - by Submitted on Aug 30, 2014 from Jessica RectorWhen I read a recent article citing single mothers for the recent decline in newspaper sales I was appalled. I couldn't believe Chris Powell, the Managing Editor of the Journal Inquirer, actually blamed single moms for his not being able to sell more newspapers. What shocked me even more than ...
Views: 1105 - The Family First Entrepreneur - by Submitted on Apr 20, 2009 from Marc WarnkeAs business professionals, it’s important that we keep our priorities straight. A term I like to use to describe this is the “Family First Entrepreneur.” These three words came from a brainstorming session I had while on a road trip. I was trying to come up with a “simple idea” that cut to the ...
Views: 1000 - The Family Found Many Things to Do In San Francisco - by Submitted on Jan 03, 2012 from Carol BluethWhen I was a kid, my grandmother used to sing, "I Left My Heart in San Francisco." She'd then share stories about the Golden Gate City known for its unique hotels and winding streets as well as plenty of things to do San Francisco. Set on the picturesque Pacific Ocean, visitors flock to San ...
Views: 566 - The family is one of nature’s masterpieces. - by Submitted on May 10, 2011 from Carl Tuchy PalmieriFAMILY 1) A family is like fudge-- basically sweet, with a few nuts. 2) Family business is tough business. 3) Speaking the right words at the wrong time can be the wrong thing to do. 4) It’s strange that some people do not realize that going the extra mile puts them ahead. 5) All the money ...
Views: 3084 - The Fifth Secret To Safe Kids - by Submitted on May 26, 2008 from Joyce JacksonWe’ve highlighted confidence, empowerment, positive praise (what we call ‘catch them being good’) and listening skills as four important elements in teaching your child to keep themselves safe. “Repetition” is the fifth and final secret to teaching kids to keep ...
Views: 705 - The First Secret In Keeping Your Child Safe - by Submitted on Apr 28, 2008 from Joyce JacksonThere are 5 Secrets we teach that truly make kids safe. These Secrets set the foundation of true safety for a lifetime in children, and can do the same for your child. We’re going to highlight these in our next few articles, so come back regularly! These Secrets will also surprise you. They ...
Views: 824 - The Five Most Popular Summer Camps - by Submitted on Jan 14, 2019 from Natural Therapy IndiaSummer vacations are great for children, and they get almost two months with no school and no pressure. But within a week of the vacations starting, children become restless and fidgety. That is why it is a good idea to enroll them for summer camps during these breaks. These not only give them a ...
Views: 478 - The four human tasks of dying - communication - by Submitted on Dec 16, 2010 from Malcolm PayneThe founder of the Hospice movement, Dame Cicely Saunders, identified four important human tasks that people want to complete during the process of dying. They are: • To say ‘goodbye’ – to people, animals and things that have been important to them • To say ‘thank you’ – for a life together, ...
Views: 1749 - The four human tasks of dying – the dying person and their loved ones - by Submitted on Dec 16, 2010 from Malcolm PayneThe founder of the Hospice movement, Dame Cicely Saunders, identified four important human tasks that people want to complete during the process of dying. They are: • To say ‘goodbye’ – to people, animals and things that have been important to them • To say ‘thank you’ – for a life together, ...
Views: 4575 - The Four Things That Matter Most - by Submitted on Dec 04, 2013 from Joyce LaymanIt’s not often I write an article with tears in my eyes but today is the day. My mother, Anna Mae, received her wings two years ago on August 29th. Unlike my father’s passing, my brothers and I knew the time was coming but still weren't ready to say goodbye. A friend of mine suggested we read ...
Views: 1386 - The Fourth Secret To Safe Kids - by Submitted on May 19, 2008 from Joyce JacksonThere are 5 secrets we have learned that truly make kids safe. These Secrets set the foundation of real safety for a lifetime in children, and can do the same for your child. These secrets will also surprise you. They work quietly and effectively beneath the surface of your child’s brain. If ...
Views: 699 - The Fundamental Data About Healthy Teeth - by Submitted on May 25, 2011 from Steve HongTeeth are calcified, typically white structures that are discovered within the mouth. They're made of tissues of varying density and not bones. The first set of dentition is usually called baby along with the set that follows are referred to as adult. The adult set will include a total of 32 ...
Views: 617 - The Future World Leaders And Scientists Are In School Right Now. - by Submitted on Mar 21, 2008 from Alistair OwensThe world is a small place. Rapidly expanding and almost instantaneous transfer of information, we are reaching parts of the world that were, until a few years ago, impenetrable. Previously a dearth of knowledge led us to believe that such countries were different, alien and held disparate views ...
Views: 754 - The Gift All Dads Want for Father's Day - by Submitted on May 31, 2012 from Sally MarksI’ve been thinking about my dad lately. Father’s Day is approaching and even though my pop died more than 15 years, I still think about what kind of gift he might like to have for Father’s Day. Dad had a weird sense of humor and wasn’t particularly helpful when we asked him for gift ...
Views: 1627 - The Gift Of Love - by Submitted on Oct 11, 2008 from Rev. Nina RoeTis the Season! Every nightfall reveals another house with joyfully displayed shimmering bright lights. Each store experience brings a new version of Silent Night. Daily trips to the mailbox are getting heavier with catalogs and coupons begging for last minute shopping business. Yup! The ...
Views: 1421 - The Gift Of Time - by Submitted on Jan 03, 2012 from Kevin GermainThe days of simple gift giving are over for my oldest child. She has moved on from playhouses, dolls and doll house to iPhones and iTunes. This happens to all parents at one time or another. What are parents to do when their babies out grow toy boxes and playhouse and move from dollhouse on ...
Views: 1178 - The Good Idea/Holiday Rest - by Submitted on May 26, 2013 from Nancy LennertGood morning….. Another glorious day, wouldn’t you agree? I was once asked (OK maybe more than once.) if I ever think a day is not glorious or wonderful or bright or beautiful….sure I do. I just can’t remember when. It is difficult to see darkness when you live in a rainbow! I’ve been ...
Views: 928 - The Good Idea/In Sync - by Submitted on Jun 12, 2013 from Nancy LennertHello & Good Morning! A new routine starts for us today. This is a new routine of the kids being home from school for the summer. I’m bracing myself for, “I’m bored!” It will come soon I’m sure. History has a way of repeating itself! George and I have such high expectations of what ...
Views: 1003 - The Good old Stroller - by Submitted on Apr 17, 2011 from Josephine StroWhen you speak about the first baby stroller you truly speak about the pram or baby carriage. In 1733, William Kent made the earliest baby carriage. This was in fact big, so big that it had to be dragged by a small pony or goat. It was built with regards to the rich and successful, there was no ...
Views: 736 - The Greatest Gift of All: Hope - by Submitted on Dec 03, 2017 from Noelle NelsonIt’s been a rough year for many of us. Our country, as well as many others across the globe, has been ravaged by fierce political and social divides, unprecedented mass violence, and natural disasters from fires to hurricanes with the unfortunate promise of more to come. As the Holidays roll ...
Views: 1533 - The Happy Child Guide Review – Can This Parenting Program Help You To Become A Better Parent? - by Submitted on Sep 05, 2011 from Jerry GardnerBeing a parent can be tough especially for new parents. You can experience difficulties in raising your child. Just imagine if you are telling something to your child and what you get is defiance. If your efforts are not working, you probably need a parenting program that can guide you through ...
Views: 1176 - The Harmonising Times February New Moon 2017: From the Rooster New Moon -- Clear the Decks! - by Submitted on Apr 22, 2017 from Gregory Reece-SmithWelcome to Creating Harmony’s Harmonising Times. Our intention is to provide our readers, friends and connections with an overview of what is emerging in our much larger, ever evolving community. Just after midnight GMT on the 28th the new moon rises and so the Chinese New Year appears – the ...
Views: 1514 - The Helpful Hubby and The Soaking Cycle - by Submitted on Feb 04, 2011 from Terrence PlankThe Helpful Hubby and The Soaking Cycle Hey fellas, how would you like to really impress the wife? How do think she would she like it if her girlfriends, co-workers, and even her mother were envious of her good fortune? What could you do on a regular basis that could improve your relationship, ...
Views: 742 - The Hidden Hazards of Digital Devices and Blue Light on Children's Eyes - by Submitted on Sep 01, 2017 from Aaron KesslerImagine it’s 2035 and you get a call from your son who proceeds to inform you that, at the young age of 32, he’s going blind as a result of macular degeneration. Your immediate thought is how is this possible? Macular degeneration is a disease of the old. It is not a disease for young, ...
Views: 1369 - The historical importance of seals and family crests - by Submitted on Jul 12, 2011 from Mark WhiteWhile many people think that family crests are simply a way of paying homage to their roots, the fact is that in the Middle Ages, both seals and coats of arms played a critical role in society. In fact, in some areas it was a criminal offense to use a coat of arms if you were not entitled to use ...
Views: 786 - The History of Christmas Cards - by Submitted on Aug 24, 2012 from George LeonThe tradition of giving Christmas cards to acquaintances, friends, and family along is one that is deeply entrenched in many people around the world. In fact, there are a lot of people who give also Christmas cards to their co-workers, supervisors and even clients as a gesture of goodwill during ...
Views: 793 - The History Of The Dining Table - by Submitted on Nov 11, 2008 from Sarika PeriwalDid you know that in Victorian times, people were so repressed, that not only was the sight of a female ankle considered scandalous, even the sight of table legs was considered unseemly and indecorous! So it was that table legs were also required to be kept covered and out of sight; they were ...
Views: 5761 - The Immortality of Love Relationships - by Submitted on Sep 22, 2018 from Sandra MiniereRecently, death took two significant people in my life: my beloved aunt (mother figure) and my younger brother (only sibling). They died two months apart. My aunt’s death was expected, but my brother’s was sudden. My world shattered and my heart broke. While I believe the soul is eternal and ...
Views: 1073 - The Importance Of Being Armed With Information In An Emergency - by Submitted on Oct 09, 2008 from Jacques HabraAlmost everyone will face an emergent situation during the course of their lives. It is how you react to said emergency that will usually determine its outcome. The best possible defense in the event of an emergency situation is information, best found in the form of a field guide. If you know ...
Views: 806 - The Importance of Engaging Your Child - by Submitted on Jan 03, 2012 from Scottie ChimeraIt can be incredibly tiring and difficult bringing up children with many of them requiring constant attention. So it is understandable that once they reach the age where they enjoy television, a parent will choose to let the television entertain them whilst they have a break. However, a parent ...
Views: 482 - The Importance of Having a Divorce Attorney on Your Side - by Submitted on Apr 17, 2020 from Farrukh KhurshidFor most individuals, a Divorce Attorney is an important part of their everyday life. When you are in the middle of a divorce and you don't have an attorney, you could potentially end up with legal complications that could lead to a Lawsuit that you really don't want to be a part of. Lawsuits ...
Views: 743 - The Importance of Social Interactions in a Child's Early Years - by Submitted on Nov 22, 2020 from Neil WhiteEvery parent wants what's best for their child but it's sometimes difficult to decide between all of the options. The one thing that is surely beneficial for a child is the social interaction that not only includes the parents but children of the same age as well. A child's early years are a ...
Views: 1086 - The Importance Of Teaching Your Teens About Empathy - by Submitted on May 17, 2017 from Tyler JacobsonThere seems to be a never ending list of worries that lay heavily on a parent’s mind. Teen suicide is now the second leading cause of death for those between the ages of 12 and 18. Depression in that age bracket has reached over 3 million affected each year. Not to mention the more mundane ...
Views: 1562 - The Importance Of “Family Time” - by Submitted on Nov 07, 2007 from Aurelia WilliamsAs a parent, you are familiar with the concept of “family time,” but have you ever sat down and thought about why it is important and the benefits it brings to both you and your children’s lives? Many of today’s families are very busy. Most households need two incomes to survive. Some parents ...
Views: 5051 - The Irrational, BUT Real Fears of Mothers - by Submitted on Sep 27, 2012 from Trisha SavoiaAs mothers we often wonder if we are alone in the worries we have about our children. Through talking to many moms, what I have found is that it seems to be a common thread that runs through the veins of virtually all mothers. Out of the blue we are struck with a horrid visual of something ...
Views: 926 - The Journey To Success - by Submitted on Jan 16, 2013 from Ardiv JauhariThe Start Of My Journey To Success. Every person has got that certain point in life where they just have to grab a hold of the steering wheel and completely turn their life to a entirely new direction. There could be several reason that would trigger it, but I’m willing to bet that the ...
Views: 1022 - The Joy (?!) Of Family Life - by Submitted on Mar 28, 2008 from Noelle NelsonYour house is a zoo – literally. It’s not just the dog, the cat, the three hamsters and the goldfish, heck, they’re downright neat compared to the human animals inhabiting your humble abode – three kids and a mate. You come home at night and all you see is mess, mess, mess. Everywhere clothes ...
Views: 1040 - The Joy of Blooming Gardens: How BloomingOne Flowers Brings Happiness to Your Home - by Submitted on Aug 11, 2024 from Shubham SardaIntroduction: The Power of Flowers in Our Lives Flowers have a unique ability to brighten our days, lift our spirits, and transform ordinary spaces into vibrant, beautiful sanctuaries. Whether it's the delicate fragrance of roses, the vivid colors of mixed bouquets, or the timeless elegance ...
Views: 200 - The Joys of Being a Mother - by Submitted on May 07, 2009 from Janie BehrMother’s Day is this Sunday and card stores are busy, candy counters are packed, florists are getting calls and stores are selling gift cards. No one really knows what to get mom on Mother’s Day. She is such a vital, important part of our lives, and nothing quite seems good enough to buy her on ...
Views: 1582 - The Key that Opens the Door to Extraordinary Families - by Submitted on Nov 08, 2006 from Lori RadunWe’ve started a new game in our home. Each night at the dinner table we each take turns asking another family member a question about himself. “So, Rick, how are you feeling about your interview on Monday?” “Mom, what do you want for Christmas?” Sounds like just a normal conversation, right? ...
Views: 1146 - The Looking Good Family - by Submitted on Jul 09, 2019 from Paul DunionThere is a cultural phenomenon deserving our attention. That is, the increased appearance of families committed to looking good. We’ll examine some of the actual dynamics in a looking good family and attempt to name what drives parents to create such a system. We’ll conclude with some ...
Views: 860 - The Lost Treasure Returns - by About fifteen years ago I had the pleasure of teaching a young woman who was one of the most gifted high school seniors I have ever met. Not only was she brilliant in Math and Science, but she was also extremely talented in the visual arts. She could draw and paint beautifully. When Audrey ...
Views: 807 - The Magic Of Lullabies For Children - by Submitted on Nov 29, 2019 from Mike MedsenIncidentally, children's songs ease agony and uneasiness in youngsters. This story was accounted for yesterday – and as frequently occurs, you wonder why anybody would think it was news. Isn't that why lullaby songs for babies developed in any case, to stop kids fearing the dull, still their ...
Views: 856 - The Magic of Making Up by TW Jackson - Save Your Relationship - by Submitted on May 20, 2011 from Tony SchwartzHistorically marriage and relationship manuals are developed by individuals who've failed at marriage and relationship. Usually suggestions is told from a what not to do perspective as well as the author is very tough to connect with. The magic of making up by TW Jackson is told from a do what I ...
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