Changes In Life
Becoming the woman you were meant to be
Honey, Sweetie, Dearie
By: Tamra Wilson,
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Retail nicknames, those adjectives you hear when you order something, buy something, borrow something. To butter you up, these service workers call you “Hon” as a cozy gesture to win you over, make the sale, grow their tip.
This begins as soon as you are old e...
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Moving Through Life’s Stages
By: Judy Hawkinson,
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In 49 years of marriage, I have moved, in the physical sense, eleven times. During those years, I have experienced many intellectual, emotional and spiritual changes as well. None of us can live without experiencing major and minor life changes: joy, tragedy, happiness, chaos, peace, and...
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