Lifestyle

Lifestyle is defined by individual interests, opinions, behaviors, and orientation based on many factors. The home is the essence of a person’s lifestyle. Finding one’s style can rest on the elements of a person’s background, neighborhood, levels of experiences in what one was exposed to throughout one’s life (from childhood to adulthood).  Whatever the case,…

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Healthy Choices

Are you an avid pasta lover? Would you like to try a new way of eating pasta but healthier? In our post about the Whole 30 program which highlighted Jenny Fickey’s article on Fe Media (http://fe-media.co) you were introduced to making pasta from vegetables. There are a few methods of creating these vegetable rich pasta…

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YOU ARE HERE

In the mall there is always a directory which is strategically placed. The diagram consists of all the places in the mall that you could possibly go with numbers, names and other indicators. The one extricable important piece of information is the words YOU ARE HERE! This piece of information is the most important as…

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Home Spa Treatment

OKAY the word is in… six more weeks of cold weather. BBRRRRRR!!! I am so over the snow thing. I know many of you in the New York City and the surrounding areas are feeling the same.  In the next few weeks this is a good time to prepare for the wonderful spring ahead. For the many…

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The Gospel According to “Who Moved My Cheese”

“The Gospel According to Who Moved My Cheese” by Pamela R. Echols The theme based on “Who Moved My Cheese” by Dr. Spencer Johnson, is a short book written in a parabolic style. The book is centered on 4 characters, Sniff and Scurry (2 mice) and Hem and Haw (2 little people who are mice…

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Life Without Limbs

What if you weren’t able to hug your family, friends or children? What if you weren’t able to walk or run?  Well read and watch the life of one of the most awe inspiring people on the planet!! Nicholas James Vujicic, was  born in Melbourne Australia with no arms or legs due to a rare…

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Changing Seasons

Changing Seasons Today, as I prepared my morning tea, I was welcomed with a familiar sound. It was the distinctive sound of what is commonly known to this region as virtuoso katydids. My southern raised mother explained to me from a youngster that katydids rub their forewings (front wings) together to “sing” to each other. …

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Left To Tell: One Woman’s Extraordinary Tale of Survival

Left to Tell Immaculée Ilibagiza is a living example of faith put into action. Her life was transformed dramatically during the 1994 Rwandan genocide where she and seven other women spent 91 days huddled silently together in the cramped bathroom of a local pastor’s house. Immaculée entered the bathroom a vibrant, 115-pound university student with…

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