By Greg Tamblyn
Dining in the Dark: Scary Fun
We are invited to a swank hotel lobby, given beverages, finger food, and aprons. An excellent musician plays piano in the background. Lots of upscale people are milling around, waiting, like us. Finally, a chef from California instructs us to line up according to table numbers, and to […]

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By Jason Rase

Mind Games have always remained a point of tiff between men and women. There are two sides in every coin. Both men and women play mind games with one another, but have always ended up accusing each other. Generally, men and women play games because either they are […]

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By Elaine Williams
 
My Shirt Says “I Waits for No Man”
Wait, does that sound feminist, or sexist? It’s not meant to. There’s a story behind the shirt. I re-entered the dating world after 27 years absence. I had high hopes. I was a good person, a valuable human being with wants and needs. I’d been married […]

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By Craig Burton
Meditation is one of the most powerful tools for transformation. Unfortunately for many conventional people it is a “bit too out there,” so it is put in a box only to be used by the likes of martial artists and yogis. I believe meditation however need not be put in a box for […]

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By Julie Donner Andersen

Remarriage itself is a daunting undertaking, but when a woman marries a man who lost a first spouse to death, she may be plagued by issues and emotions which stem from her mental competition with the late wife, as well as her insecurity about her place in her new husband’s heart.
When […]

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By Julie Donner Andersen

Remarriage itself is a daunting undertaking, but when a woman marries a man who lost a first spouse to death, she may be plagued by issues and emotions which stem from her mental competition with the late wife, as well as her insecurity about her place in her new husband’s heart.
When […]

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By Debby Merickel

Besides the philosophical, ethical or political considerations concerning China’s annexation of this region, there is also the harsh reality of climate and geography. Lhasa, the former capital, takes all of your senses at least one step beyond comfort. Is it a region you really want to visit? […]

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I have been studying the new baby boomlet to determine the cause. I have interviewed Christian Lander who had an interesting perspective. What my findings are leading to is a combination of factors:1. White people like having babies and want to be sure that classical music has a future audience2. Fans want to emulate […]

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