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UPDATED April 18th, 2018 It is said that three like objects make a collection and that might be true, but in our experience, more dedicated collectors rarely stop at three, or four or even 50 of anything! Collecting is sort of like being a Hunter or Gatherer of the past—except we’re not talking about antelope and […]
UPDATED February 4th, 2018 As you grumble about having to face another winter blizzard headed your way, it’s hard to imagine that all that wind, snow, and frigid temperatures are actually good for your health—or that there could possibly be any benefits of cold weather. Especially when everyone you know has been coughing and sneezing […]
UPDATED November 7th, 2017 As snow and ice blanket many parts of the East and Midwest, northern temperatures dip below freezing and kids are forced to sleep at school because they can’t travel home, many people dream of spending the winter in Florida. But do you know how horrible it is here in the winter? […]
UPDATED November 7th, 2017 What should you expect when dealing with a winter pregnancy? For one, lots of staying home on the couch coziness, since the weather outside is so frightful; but more importantly, pregnancy in winter also means taking a lot of precautions, health-wise. First things first, all pregnant mother should get vaccinated against […]
UPDATED October 26th, 2017 We all know that staying healthy and fit contributes to our physical as well as mental wellbeing. And many of us are dedicated and regular exercisers. But just walking, or just running, or just lifting weights isn’t enough to attain overall fitness. There are five primary components of fitness that account […]
UPDATED June 17th, 2017 You know it’s time. In fact, it’s probably well past time. Still, why can’t you get rid of that bad boyfriend? You know he’s not the one for you. He probably knows you’re not the one for him. Yet the two of you keep torturing each other with break-ups and reconciliations. […]
UPDATED June 17th, 2017 Spring garden plans may be the last thing on many people’s minds—especially since some of us are still digging out from under the recent deluge of ice and snow. We’ve already sprung forward and March 20 is the official start of spring so use that extra hour of daylight to get […]
It doesn’t matter about being born in a duckyard, as long as you are hatched from a swan’s egg. —The Ugly Duckling UPDATED June 17th, 2017 April 2 is Hans Christian Andersen’s birthday and is observed as International Children’s Book Day. On this day, Andersen’s life and work are celebrated around the world. Andersen’s stories […]
UPDATED June 17th, 2017 April 28 is Great Poetry Reading Day. What better way to celebrate some of the most famous poems of all time, and the poets who write them. Even if you don’t know the author or even the names of these poems, we bet you’ll recognize their iconic first lines. But why […]