Senior year graduation marks both an end and a beginning—an … READ MORE
Have you ever watched a movie and found yourself swept away by the emotion, tension, or excitement? That’s usually because of the music. Soundtracks have the power to convey emotions and themes that resonate universally with audiences, across all languages.
Who doesn’t appreciate a present? There’s nothing more special. It’s not just a positive experience for the recipient, but satisfaction for the gift-giver as well. Apparently, there are some psychological and physical benefits behind it. Giving produces endorphins, decreases blood pressure and reduces stress, promotes cooperation and social connection, and evokes gratitude.
Our dog, Kai, just had his first birthday, and it’s been fun watching him and our son, Aiden (2 years old), grow up together. Kai is a Golden Retriever, and I am so glad we did our research and found a dog whose temperament is a great fit for our family...especially for a toddler.
Newsletter May 2023
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Newsletter February 2023
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When I think of the holidays, the first thing I think of are the smells. The full kitchens, the rich warm food, the gathering, the laughs, it really is the most wonderful time of the year.
Newsletter August 2022
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I think I can speak for many when I say that being a mom is so much more than one could ever attempt to anticipate. It’s laughter, smiles, worries, and meltdowns all chaotically bound together. It’s taking
care of another human, better than you probably ever took care of yourself. It is so many decisions, and so many hopes.
In 1992, Dr. Gary Chapman identified the five love languages, which are different ways of expressing and receiving love. The love languages are words of affirmation, quality time, receiving gifts, acts of service, and physical touch.