...My dear husband and I were talking about the baby and I mentioned I was undecided as to whether I wanted to continue teaching dance after the baby was born... More >>

Over a lifetime we will experience many losses. In every stage of life, losing, leaving and letting go are essential parts of our ever-changing world. We cannot save ourselves, nor those we love, from the sorrow that is part of life... More >>

Do you often find that you give more than others in your friendships, relationships, or at work and don't get back what you give out? Do you feel baffled, maybe even irritated or angry, as to why other people are not as conscientious and thoughtful as you are?... More >>

Relationship red flags are usually obvious, but many women ignore them because they want to avoid the pain of a broken heart. Here is my list of red flags that if you see, you should immediately jump ship... More >>

From the moment I met my honey, he started making my life better. From his all-around smiles toward me to his interest in finding out what makes me tick, he has been good to me... More >>

...Since we got married, we have dealt with many strange minor health issues; the most recent one is why I am here typing... More >>

...The other day, I was cooking and doing chores while my littlest was napping and my oldest came up to me and hugged my leg... More >>

I am embarrassed to admit a year into my marriage I became something I never wanted to be - a nag... More >>

...My husband had a very tragic childhood and young adult life going into mid-life. When he and I married (he 50, me 43), I figured out his life had not been validated by any one person; I wasn't doing anything special, so I just dedicated my life to making him happy... More >>

I was 20 years old when I got married to a great man. He would walk on water for me. Then we had 2 kids, and he became some lazy bum who came home from work, watched TV, ate all the food I just cooked, messed up the house, and always complained about the kids being too whiny... More >>