Do Last-Minute Deals for the Holidays Still Exist?
By Rick Seaney | Contributor The holidays are coming and you want a deal. Unfortunately, cheap flights are mostly non-existent at Thanksgiving, Christmas and New
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How to Make the Holidays a Little Brighter When you are Grieving the Loss of a Loved One
By Deborah Dobbs, MA | Contributor In A Grief Observed C.S. Lewis wrote, “Grief is like the sky. It covers everything,” and he was describing
5 Tips for Divorced Parents to Keep Holiday Cheer from Turning into Holiday Angst
By Taylor Mohr | Contributor For parents, the holidays are filled to the brim with emotions – some joyous, others stressful. A budget stretched too
Everyone Has a Story to Tell. What’s Yours?
By Sheryl Lilly Pidgeon | Publisher, Good Life Family Magazine I love a great story that unfolds on the big screen. I study the characters
Full-Court Press with The Nelson Family
By Alicia Wanek The Legendary Family Opens Up About Family, Philanthropy, Faith, Heroes, and, of course, Basketball. For the Nelsons, the “family business” is basketball.
Give Thanks and ‘Let It Be’
by Sheryl Lilly Pidgeon | Editor-In-Chief/Publisher The holiday season reminds us to slow down the pace, let go of our daily stresses, and reflect on
Dietician’s Digest: Surviving the Holiday Dinner Table
By Casey Bonano RD, LD The holiday rush begins with Halloween and does not really slow until after the New Year. Media, marketing, and cultural messages pertaining
The Dangers & Damage of the Lawnmower Parent
By Dean Beckloff, Ph.D. | Contributor Out of deep devotion, parents can go askew in their desire to be there for their children and to
Self Growth, Truth and Healing
By Audra Glidewell The statistics are startling: One in three Texas women have experienced domestic violence at some point in their lives. Fortunately, The Family
