People are naturally selfish beings. We are with ourselves everywhere so it’s easy to think of ourselves first and foremost. But this is not the healthiest way to live. There are many reasons to think beyond yourself, to consider how our actions impact others, and volunteer in some capacity. Studies …
A while ago I wrote a post on why it’s important to be positive, on and offline. I am personally guilty of tending toward the negative so I’m reposting this as much for myself as for readers. I hope you enjoy the reminder, particularly with Thanksgiving around the corner! ******* …
My mom recently had her 60th birthday and she continues to look fantastic (I have good genes :) To celebrate we spent …
It’s likely that you know people on both sides of the vaccination argument. I know a number of parents who have considered …
When I met you in the bar you seemed so great. You kept buying me food stamp cocktails and shots of nationalized healthcare. You …
You might have heard a debate about vaccines in recent years. There is great concern over whether vaccines cause more health problems …
I’ve never been much of a DIY person in terms of crafts, but I’ve always admired the skill. I seem to envision …
In 2008 I voted for Barack Obama because I was frustrated with the cowboy approach to foreign affairs that America had seen …
Continuing from last week’s post on work-life balance for women, I found myself nodding in agreement with much of Slaughter’s paper. However, …
Anne-Marie Slaughter wrote an article in the July/August 2012 issue of the Atlantic magazine titled, Why Women Still Can’t Have It All. …