Learning to use the power of intuition to make decisions is an important practice to develop in general but it is more important now than ever before because we are living in a time of great uncertainty. For many the suggestion that you tap into your internal whisper and use it to make decisions . . .
Three Ways To Promote Calmness When Lockdown Puts Your Family On Edge
Sharing an experience after seven weeks of lockdown -- can you relate? You come from another part of the house and enter a common area currently occupied by several members of your family. You instantly sense that a conflict is building. Someone small is stewing about something. Someone big is . . .
Why I Do A Weekly Extended Fast
For the last several months, I've been doing a weekly 24 hour fast on Sundays. I've been intermittent fasting since January (explained in more detail in this post in case you missed it). After talking about my fasting habits with a few girlfriends I realized that there were a lot of questions about . . .
All My Nesting Favorites
Staying at home virtually 24/7 has me nesting like crazy. Since many of us are home for a while and expect it to be a while longer it's a great time to make your work from home and living spaces as cozy as possible. Here are some of my favorite items for creating the best nest. One. . . .
Great Programs To Try During Distance Learning (For Kids Of All Ages)
From conversations with girlfriends I've gathered that there are wide-ranging views on whether distance learning is working for your family (or not). For some of us the materials we've been given are working out great, for others they are not the right fit for our child(ren)'s educational, social, . . .
Fun Ideas For Creating A Party In Place (Birthday Celebrations In Corona Times)
April is here! One thing I have always noticed about April is the sheer number of birthdays -- we have two in our family this month. Given the current circumstances our celebrations will have to be different this year. Amazon deliveries are delayed, we certainly can't invite friends over or even . . .
