by Suzanne Reisler Litwin Now, what has she done? What has she launched? I hope it’s not perverted and filled with disgusting language as that would be so typical of her! Let’s hope and pra... Read more
First we were told to avoid fat because it is was not good for our health, then came salt as the evil one and now sugar is the bad boy in town! Our love story with sweet food is as ol... Read more
by Suzanne Reisler Litwin Is it getting harder to balance life these days? Or is it just me? There seems to be more and more things to do, emails to answer, calls to make, and appointments t... Read more
Wasted food puts a strain on our budget and forces us to shop more often. What causes produce to spoil quickly? Ethylene gas is produced normally by fruits and vegetables as they ripen but w... Read more
by Suzanne Reisler Litwin How in the world am I supposed to remember my pin number? It’s not like I have only one. I have many and on a given day I need to access quite a few numbers. My m... Read more
By Melinda Cochrane Entering the writing to be published stage of your art is a complex journey of both good and bad advice, which is often very unclear. One thing is certain, however, where... Read more
by Suzanne Reisler Litwin The thing about being creative is you can never predict when the creativity burst is going to hit you. It’s 1:41 am and I can’t sleep. I have a lot on my mind... Read more
Crossroads is about change and making choices. Maybe things aren’t working out as you planned or you’re ready to try something new. Both of these scenarios can feel overwhelming.... Read more
A couple of weeks ago an old friend came up to me at a party and asked this question, “Is it true that you’ve been writing in a diary since you were14?” I answered, “Yup!”... Read more
by Caroline Courey Did you know that two top regrets of 80+-year-olds are ‘I wish I’d had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me ‘ and ‘I wish I’d had... Read more
