This Spring, the Self-Deprecating Gardner in conjunction with Liberty Park Press will offer a series of irrigating tools and tips that will hopefully help to improve the health of plants and save money on the Summer watering bill. In our last tutorial in regards to effective watering of landscape, we thoroughly discussed irrigation management based […]
Risky Business: Emotional Intimacy in Marriage Part II
Do you ever find yourself feeling alone even when you’re surrounded by people? Do you feel like you’re doing life by yourself, even though you’re married? Even couples who have been together a long time, might still complain that they just don’t feel that close. The missing ingredient is INTIMACY. If you are single or […]
Emotional Intimacy in Marriage: Do you have it?
Have any of you struggled with intimacy in your relationships? (Why did the guys suddenly get more interested?) Maybe you wonder if you lack in emotional or sexual compatibility? Maybe you carry around a lot of pain due to being hurt by someone you trusted. True Intimacy is being seen, known and unconditionally loved. It is the […]
How to Set Boundaries with an Angry Person: Part 2
You know you need to say something. You know that what they’re doing isn’t right or respectful. But speaking up to an angry person can be intimidating. You don’t know how he/she may react. You don’t want to make things worse. But, you also know you can’t keep going on the same way. Last week, […]
Fake News Begins With A Tale Of Sports Stats
Perception can go a long way in determining reality for an individual, especially in the digital sphere of the internet. That is reason enough for websites which label themselves destinations for encyclopedia, reference and research to place a paramount on fact. Unfortunately, and unjustly this is not the case and promotes a detrimental contribution to […]
THINK ABOUT THIS: Victor Hugo On America 2017
During a leisurely walk down a nondescript street in a benign part of Paris I was awestruck to find myself staring at the home of he whom I consider to be the most compassionate literary humanitarian of the modern world. “If only I had been here 150 years earlier,” I thought. “I wonder what he would […]
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