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“He did it AGAIN!” groaned Miranda as she threw her phone. Fortunately, the phone bounced. Miranda’s mood didn’t recover quite so well. For weeks, she
By: Tess Worrell When employees start griping, many bosses choose to hide until the storm passes. They hope, pray, and count on the employees either
By: Tess Worrell Christmas–the season of peace and joy, right? Most of us long for some sort of Normal Rockwell experience–even when we must share
Stress-free Christmas Rank priorities for the holidays and create a plan and schedule that focuses on them. Exclude anything that doesn’t fit your family’s vision.
By: Patricia Martin-Brown Children remember best, not the gifts they unwrap, but the gifts of people and events stored in their hearts. Events remembered most
By: Tess Worrell Whether it’s the first post-divorce Christmas or another year of juggling holiday time–re-framing family expectations and experiences can challenge the spirit of
“Life is 10% what happened to me and 90% how I react to it.” Charles Swindoll. When divorce strikes, especially if it’s not our idea,
By: Tess Worrell I know it’s a cliche–one most deny. But, looking out our window, I saw it. Our neighbor’s grass really is greener. No
By: Tess Worrell Harry, an introvert, married his outgoing secretary 15 years ago. He prefers quiet, home-based activities while she loves going out to be
