A Woman and Her Wardrobe: Expressions of Self-Discovery, Ownership and Joy
Reframing Body Shaming: Instead, Choose Self-Love, Body Positivity and Acceptance
5 Stress Management Techniques for WFH Entrepreneurs: Identify Your Own Work Rhythm
My Unsolicited Advice: Changing Plans and Growing Through the Uncomfortable
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Use Less Stuff Day: Community Sharing is Caring
Use Less Stuff Day is the third Thursday of November and will be celebrated on the 21st this year! The day is centered around adopting a minimalist lifestyle in order to promote a calmer atmosphere, less material waste to preserve the environment, and a greater...
From Urban Streets to Woodland Retreats: The Power of Hiking
The old idiom “Go take a hike!” has turned out to be excellent advice after all! National Take a Hike Day highlights the significant benefits this accessible activity has on our overall health. Whether crossing off national parks from your bucket list or exploring...
Smiles: Fake Them or Not, Your Smiles Make an Impact
I used to believe that photos posted on social media showed the perfect lives of people I knew, all smiles and happiness. Beautiful backgrounds and happy people in moments captured for eternity and shared on the internet. I am the perfect example of the meme you...
Forget-Me-Not and Love Me For Eternity With These Unforgettable Flowers
Barely the size of a fingernail, in a range of sky blues, pale purples, and whites, these flowers can cover most of your fable cravings with the stories of their naming. Throughout time, these gentle clusters have developed past being just a flower, sparking many...
Never a Dull Moment! Embracing the Chaos of Life
The holiday season has officially begun, and as much joy as this time of year can bring, it can also be particularly chaotic. Chaos is an intrinsic part of life that we often wish to avoid, such as long traffic jams and wretched weather. But without chaos, life...
Guys, It’s Your Turn: National Men Make Dinner Day Heats Up the Kitchen
Untie your aprons and shake out your hair, it’s time for the men in your life to step into the kitchen and explore their culinary skills. National Men Make Dinner Day is celebrated the first Thursday of November dating back to 2001 and is a great way to introduce...
The Coconut: The Tree of Life and Its Many Wonders for Food, Shelter, and Clothing
The coconut tree is invaluable to humanity, offering essential resources for food, shelter, and clothing. But how much do we actually know about coconuts? Are coconuts nuts, fruits, or vegetables? While the word “nut” in “coconut” may lead us to assume it belongs...
Common Sense: Is It Really All That Common?
There’s always that one person that just gets under your skin whether you know them or not. Someone who does things in a way that just baffles you as it seems to defy any common sense you have. Maybe it’s that car in front of you not using their turn signal, or...
5 Things to Stop Wasting Your Money On This World Savings Day
Let’s be honest: in the age of consumerism, it’s nearly impossible to not waste money on things we don’t need. Whether it’s having four different streaming subscriptions, getting the latest iPhone every two years, or buying a new beauty product when we’re still...
The Enigmatic Life and History of House Cats on National Cat Day
Pet and Family Lifestyle Expert Colleen Paige created National Cat Day in 2005 to remind us of all the cats that need to be rescued yearly and motivate us to appreciate our feline friends more. Adopting a pet is always encouraged over buying one. It's not just an...
The Fragrant Aromas and the Many Tastes of Curry – Like it, Love it, or Pass?
Curry – it appears people either love it or can’t stand it. There are only a few folks who are only slightly interested. In the United Kingdom, curry dishes abound. Some buy curry dishes at restaurants and others have favorite recipes to make at home. But there...
Women’s Joint and Bone Health – Making it a Lifelong Priority
Once upon a time, there lived a 90-year-old woman. Every morning, she groaned in pain – “Ooo, aah and ouch!” She imagined what her body would be like with no joints and bones. It would be like a jellyfish or just a pile of skin and flesh. Similar to the way we...
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