A Little Something For The Haves
Don't you love the off-the-charts contrast? I do. While we have tent cities going up around the U.S., the offerings of Neiman Marcus' 2009 Christmas Book were unveiled last week.
One of Dr Michael's themes that I like is that we are all instruments of the divine, put on earth for a definite and glorious purpose.
Don't you love the off-the-charts contrast? I do. While we have tent cities going up around the U.S., the offerings of Neiman Marcus' 2009 Christmas Book were unveiled last week.
Whether it's Danimals, a sugary cereal, or glow in the dark Mac 'n Cheese -- think about the real reason you bought these items. Is it because your children really need them? Or because of the clever packaging.
At the heart of the mammogram controvery, the real issue is that new screening methods need to be established and supported, since our current system is risky, costly and just isn't working.
Is the recent government panel ruling changing the recommendations for mammograms similar to that hormone therapy controversy several years back? With things always changing, what are we to do?
Financial lack or hardships are a mirror of your unused potential. Rather than perceiving lack as a curse, begin to view it as a sign from the universe that more inner development is called for.
Ask God to show him or herself by allowing the divine to perform acts of random kindness in your own life. Don't take someone else's word for it. Get proof.
Last year in India, my wife Tabby came down with a stomach bug and got weaker and weaker. We traveled up mountain roads to the foothills of the Himalayas, where we located the man who could help us.
These four tips will help keep your pet safe this Thanksgiving. Unfortunately, we do not have any tips to prevent your uncle from getting drunk and passing out in your yard.
My mother, a truly marvelous woman, was an awful cook. Growing up in the Depression years it was not odd for a boy to have such a mother and believe that his Thanksgiving meal was comprised of delicious food.
Thanksgiving is a time when the legacy of family ritual is repeated and remembered. We feel gratitude and belonging, and our hearts open.
Truth be told, for me, getting through Thanksgiving unscathed is less about food and more about dealing with the slings and arrows that could be 'lovingly' sent my way.
The actual Thursday comes, and Uncle Theophilis is right back there, but so is every last other body in the entire family, and some who used to be but show up no matter the divorce.