I was married for 33 years to a wonderful man, who sadly died of a massive heart attack at the age of 58 just a few months ago. I started to think about what I've learned about love, which I'd like to share with you and your listeners... More >>

...While I know some of you already have jobs and some (OK most of you) do not, I know that all of you are wondering today what your lives are going to be like. I have two pieces of information for you. They are not fun to talk about, but I feel you need to hear them, and no better time than today... More >>

My 21-year-old daughter came to me today in tears. She has to quit her part-time job, because she found a better one, but she doesn't want her boss to hate her, to make people mad, or to disappoint anyone... More >>

For the past year I have been working part time for additional income for our household. Thanks to you, I realized how much it was hurting our family for me to be away from home and not being 100% a wife, mother, lover and caretaker. More >>

...I started listening to you and was mesmerized at your insight on family dynamics and relationships in general, particularly about the effect the absence of a mother makes on the development of a child like ours... More >>

...anyone getting married should have to read "Gift of the Magi" and "Proper Care and Feeding of Marriage"... More >>

You did your part in raising a college-ready student. You ensured good schools and teachers; supervised years of homework sessions; braved entrance exams and the obligatory tour of potential campuses... More >>

...I was raised by working parents, who instilled in me the value of hard work and the importance of a career. I became a pharmacist, but even in school, I felt conflicted about how I would juggle being a great pharmacist and a great mom too... More >>

I work in a medical office and for the past several months we have been made to wear terribly ugly polyester royal blue shirts. More >>

...In between applying for new jobs, my wife started spending more time at the daycare when she went to get our son. She started to notice the cold, uncaring, unloving institutional side of daycare... More >>