Scrapbooking Memories
Posted on June 2, 2020 by | Leave a comment
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WALK DONE MEMORY LANE I find it so much fun to open up old photo albums and glance over the many fond memories and cherished pictures. Remember the instant photos you would snap and shake and like magic the images appeared… those were the days! With today’s technology advancements, cherishing memories has become so much […]
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HOW TO RE-GROW FOODS
Posted on May 9, 2020 by | Leave a comment
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The term RE-GROW is fast becoming any Do It Yourself enthusiasts, new “buzz” word. I was curious as to how one can grow foods from kitchen scraps. Recently I saw a FACEBOOK post but really didn’t pay much attention…till today. WHY GROW YOUR OWN FOOD? Food is expensive. And, if you are like me I […]
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Can Helping Others Help You? Volunteering & Grief
Posted on February 15, 2020 by | Leave a comment
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Healing after a loss can be difficult. We all know it’s never easy to keep going after you lose someone important to you. At times it can even seem impossible. We’ve written on this here (and here!), and we will again. But today, we focus on one way to help yourself cope: volunteering. Getting Involved […]
Continue Reading How to be Alone on Valentine’s Day
Posted on February 1, 2020 by | Leave a comment
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Have you ever been in a restaurant and seen someone sitting alone at a table and wondered, why is this person alone? Sometimes there are clues like they are traveling or preparing for a business meeting, students catching up on studies or maybe their guest just hasn’t arrived. But thankfully, you breathe a sigh of […]
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4 Easy Tips to Follow to Make More Adult Friends
Posted on December 6, 2019 by | Leave a comment
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Between school, extra-curricular activities and neighbourhood fun, it’s easy to make new friends when you’re young. But once we become adults, it can become difficult to make new friends – and even more difficult after retiring or losing a long-term partner. Ironically enough, it’s at this time in our lives that social relationships are most […]
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