I Raised 3 Screenagers: A Gen X View of Gen Z
By: Susan Sohn
I was born in 1970, smack in the middle of Generation X births.
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Muesli Bars
By: Susan Joy
These muesli bars are crunchy eaten straight from the fridge and a little bit chewy when left at room temperature. They have a hint of a sweet and salty flavour and the drizzle of dark chocolate on top makes them even more delicious. They are easy to make and are idea for when a healthy snack is needed on-the-go.
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Are We Living Intentionally or Are Circumstances Dictating Our Future?
By: Robert Garrett
‘The things I don’t want to do, I end up doing, and the things I want to do, I don’t do.’ Those words, written almost 2,000 years ago in A.D. 56 express the idea of inner conflict. Clearly, the conflict of not living up to our own expectations is not a new thing.
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I Joined the Gym
By: Yvette Cherry
Here’s a scary thing that I’ve done lately: I joined the gym.
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Time to Rethink Our Attitude to Singleness
By: Sheridan Voysey
More and more of us are single. In the United Kingdom, over a third of the adult population of England and Wales are single, more than half of 25–44 year olds, and singleness is increasing in every age group with 50–64 year olds growing the fastest.
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Riding the Storm
By: Rodney Olsen
The rain is coming. Storms too. It might get pretty wild over the next week but I’ll just stay inside.
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Why Do I Feel Alone in a Hyper-Connected World?
By: Susan Sohn
When writing my book “True You” I knew I had to include a chapter on connection. Many who I interviewed spoke about loneliness and the disconnect they were living. Hearing their stories was painful.
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