Dear Gabby Gayle: The letter from “Miserable” in a recent column … mentioned that her husband “handles the finances and keeps them close to himself.” Let me tell you a story … My stepfather also handled the finances and kept them close to himself. My mother assumed all was OK financially, as they were able to buy what they wanted.
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You’re not alone being stressed on Vet Day! Research says that 38 percent of cat guardians get stressed just thinking about it and over 20 percent of vets don’t even examine their own cats yearly.
Read moreEntering a New Year usually means New Year’s resolutions for many and a chance at a fresh start to maybe get healthier or focus on a new goal.
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I’ve been reading this book which has given me a somewhat awakened outlook for the New Year.
Read moreAt Life After 50 we celebrate the New Year with our annual Resource Handbook. This year’s version is on nicer paper and loaded with valuable information for our readers.
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As you enter the new year, ponder these additional names, titles, metaphors and descriptors of Jesus.
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Goodbye 2018, and good riddance! Goodbye procrastination. Goodbye sugar and sweeteners. Goodbye processed food. Goodbye complacency and weakness.
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As an adult, the holidays and Christmas time means stress for me. I dread the arrival of holidays each year.
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By Abraham Lincoln June 16, 1858, at the Illinois Republican convention “Mr. President and Gentlemen of the Convention: If we could first know where we are and whither we are tending, we could better judge what to do and how to do it. We are now far into the fifth year since a policy was initiated with the avowed object
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When someone comes to me to work on depression, I’m tempted to ask: Do you watch the news?
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