Mother’s Day can be painful for many. As we age death is a normal part of life. The important thing to do after someone dies, I have found is to cherish their memory. Here are a few things you can do. Create A Memory notebook After someone dies it’s so easy to fall into a … More How To Keep A Deceased Mother’s Memory Alive
Slowly but surely, our communities are inching toward re-opening after weeks of Coronavirus safety measures. As we begin to consider a return to “normal” life, strengthening your immune system is essential to feeling confident and prepared. Start right now with these five key steps to naturally boost immunity recommended by the nurse behind Nupeutics Health, Bernadette Judge (Nurse … More 5 Tips to Protect Your Immunity Post-Lockdown
An estimated three million people watched the first-ever TV broadcast of a Sight & Sound Theatres stage production on Easter weekend as JESUS debuted on TBN. Viewership included both traditional broadcast and digital streaming. Demand has prompted an encore broadcast on TBN on May 13, leading up to the wide release of JESUS on DVD … More Sight And Sound ‘JESUS’ to Return for – One Night Only Broadcast
Mother’s Day is an annual celebration designed to recognize the important contribution that mothers make to their families and society as a whole. So here are some facts about this holiday honoring those that play such a huge role in each of our life. The first Mother’s Day celebrations originated in the spring celebrations of ancient Greece in … More Mother’s Day Facts, Trivia, And Lore!
Former Naval officer turned pilot Robert DeLaurentis is on a mission to share peace by connecting the two places on the planet where peace has always existed — the North and South Poles — with everyone in between. Before he could complete his mission, however, the coronavirus pandemic struck. With friends, family, sponsors, and others telling … More Cultivating Inner Calm During Global Chaos
Many days I get home from work feeling exhausted and isolated. In our family-orientated society, I am constantly reminded of what I am missing. Now, I don’t want you to pity me. Please don’t do that. That is not why I write this. Reaching your middle years alone, having just got there myself, plays havoc with … More Think Kind Thoughts for Those Of Us With Broken Hearts This Mother’s Day
Coming together for a shared meal is a simple, yet important way for family members to bond and create memories with one another. There’s no better time than right now to bring everyone together around the dinner table – including your four-legged friends – for a delicious meal. These tips can help make mealtime even … More Thankful Thought Tuesday: 5 Ways to Make Mealtime Meaningful
Be Confident. That does not mean be arrogant. It means that you assert yourself in a positive way. Confidence is the cornerstone of leadership. If you don’t believe in yourself, how can others believe in you? As children we think we can conquer the world, but somewhere between childhood and adulthood, our enthusiasm and natural … More Monday Meditation: Be Confident
Introducing swimming to your child at an early age can encourage them to remain healthy throughout their lives. And if you’re homeschooling your child (and so many of us are due to Coronavirus and safer-at-home orders), swimming is an excellent choice for a homeschool physical education program. With swimming as part of their homeschool … More Pool Safety Tips While Learning from Home
