By Grant Halliburton Foundation | Contributor Adolescence is a time of change, when young people may experience stress from many sources, including relationships with friends and family members or problems at school. As children grow into teenagers, it becomes more challenging for adults to know what they’re thinking and feeling. According…
By Alicia Wanek More so this year than ever before, the beginning of fall is a perfect time for some personal TLC. Most likely, you’ve been home with the kids for months, focusing on their needs without the usual distractions of trips and the typical summer activities. Perhaps you’ve been…
Book Review: Generational Lessons from Dad By Sheryl Lilly Pidgeon | Editor-in-Chief, Good Life Family Magazine You immediately are drawn in to Brian Baleno’s memoir, which begins as the 27-year-old’s life is forever altered by a 5 A.M. phone call. His love of and commitment to family is abundantly clear…
By George Geary | Certified Culinary Professional The State Fair of Texas was the first to offer this decadent treat. Makes 6 Twinkies Supplies: Dutch Oven Candy/Deep fry thermometer Skewers (6) Baking sheet, lined with parchment paper Paper towels Ingredients: 6 Twinkies 3 cups of all-purpose flour 3 tablespoons of…
Photo Courtesy of Don’t mess with Texas Facebook page Matthew McConaughey, Eva Longoria, George Strait and more, urge Texans to clean up their act With a growing number of discarded face masks, gloves and sanitizing wipes found littering roadways and parking lots, Don’t mess with Texas called on the help…
Hot Diggity Dog! This summer was filled with twists and turns, but our pets have a way of bringing some relief, levity and joy to our complicated lives. Thank you to everyone who took the time to share photos of your “best friend” enjoying the Dog Days of Summer. We…
By Tanni Haas, Ph.D. | Contributor The pandemic has now been with us for months, and no one knows for sure when it’ll pass. How can parents talk to their kids about it in a way that’s realistic and helpful but doesn’t make them worry? Here’s what the experts say: …
By Audra Glidewell | Good Life Family Editor As cooler weather finally begins to make its appearance, North Texans can look forward to outdoor dining at some of our favorite restaurants—some we haven’t been able to frequent in months. As always, umbrellas for shade and truly delectable cuisine are a…
By Vanessa Sink | Contributor Grills firing up; silverware against a plate; and the familiar clink as glasses connect over the laughter of friends together again, these are the rhythms and rituals of dining out that the National Restaurant Association is highlighting in its new multimedia Restaurant Revival campaign. The national ad taps…