by Scott Marshall The great Buddhist master Thich Naht Hahn once explained to a dear friend that there are two reasons to wash the dishes after a meal. The first is to have clean dishes.
by Brandy Abalos Whether you had a busy week that turned into a busy month and fell out of the habit, or maybe your gym closed down during the pandemic, it is not uncommon for workout routines to
Searching for a babysitter or nanny can be overwhelming. In a rush to find someone special, you might forget about an essential step—the background check. Even if you have a good feeling about the person,
By: Lola Aquilar There are millions of products targeted at children every year. It can be hard for parents to know which products are safe and will meet the needs of their children. While all
By: Heath Reid Many people begin feeling ill when riding in the car. This “motion sickness” is especially common for children. It can also be experienced when riding on boats (called “seasickness”) and on amusement
By: Heath Reid Remote work has become more popular than ever over the last few years. Even more, employers are likely to allow telecommuting on at least a part-time basis. Allowing employees to work from
By: Rachel Gore Buying a home is no walk in the park, but depending on your circumstances, it might seem downright impossible. One common obstacle to buying a home is not qualifying for a mortgage. To
By: Rachel Gore Many gym-goers use pre-workout supplements to boost their energy and performance before exercising. Generally speaking, these pre-workout supplements come in a powder form that is supposed to be mixed with water then consumed.
By: Rachel Gore While most of us know not to chug an espresso before bed if we hope to get a good night’s sleep, coffee isn’t the only treat that can keep you up at
Dr. Terry Ellis has a Ph.D. in Greek, a Masters in Biblical Studies and a degree in Psychology. He was a Baptist pastor for 34 years. Dr. Ellis is also a recovering alcoholic and founder
