Personal Finance and Lifestyle Guide
Spring is almost here and wedding season is in full bloom – along with the flowers and everything else that’s been less than gorgeous the past few months of winter. While you’re busy planning your dream day you’re probably overloaded with wedding facts and information. You know all there is to know about flowers, tuxes, […] More
Nursing, co-sleeping, which diapers to use, to have the epidural or not; parenting begins before you even give birth to your first child. You’ll have people in your ear every time you turn around advising you on what’s best for your baby (parenting tip: Only you know what’s best for your baby). If you’re a […] More
In what is a too-often dishonest world we live in, it’s always refreshing to see someone truly honest and selfless. I went to a small high school that prided itself on having some of the most honest students. People would turn in lost money ranging from dollars to even a handful of pennies. Leaving your […] More
Your emotional well-being is far more important than almost anything in your life. When you are emotionally taken care of, you’re stronger, more capable and more in control of your life. However, you need to rely on you to take care of your emotional well-being. If you’ve found that you’re not so much in control […] More
When you’re a kid, Christmas is usually your favorite holiday in part because of all the wonderful gifts you are given. Most kids would jump at the chance to get toys for the holiday, but this past Christmas, Emmileah Anderson was not of those children. The six-year-old girl from Surrey, UK had other ideas after […] More
It’s a wrap for Tinsel Town’s big night, the Oscars. The 86th Academy Awards telecast was a highly memorable one, with the funny Ellen DeGeneres leading the show as host of the night. Much like her daytime talk show, Ellen acts like she’s everyone’s best friend (which she pretty much is) and the whole show […] More
The rip-roaring celebration known as Mardi Gras has been underway in New Orleans since mid-February. Mardi Gras is French for “Fat Tuesday,” and this upcoming Tuesday, March 4 will be Fat indeed. The name refersto the final night of eating richer, fatty foods before the ritual fasting for Lent (the six weeks before Easter). The big […] More
March marks the beginning of Women’s History Month. Surprisingly, many women are completely unfamiliar with the fact that there is an entire month dedicated to the history of women and all that our ancestors have accomplished (think, the right to vote, ladies?). Officially, it’s March 8th on which we celebrate International Women’s Day, but the […] More