Living

Since the habit of putting things off is predictable, the first thing to do is not to take action, but to stop.

40% of divorcing couples are interested in marriage restoration, according to a survey in the U.S.

It is possible to overcome the pain and pessimism from negative past life experiences

Regarding “for better or for worse” — what happens when there isn’t any “better” on the horizon?

We become complacent by craving sameness and predictability. Maybe that is the reason so many of us resist the change. ~ Ranka Burzan

What if we expanded New Year's aspirations to include resolutions that benefit our communities, society and the planet, too?

At a recent tasting, I was presenting some sparkling wines from the Limoux region of France, a region that produced sparkling wines at least 100 years before wines from the Champagne region were well known.

Perhaps the confused spouse should ask or figure out what gets, or has previously gotten, her husband passionate

Staff perseveres through health restrictions and flood, and 'people got their books'

Worrying about a child's well-being is natural, but if they don't want your help, persisting at offering advice can be counter-productive.