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A Lesson in Proportion
Family Matters | August 12th 2009 by Gal Baras
Sometimes, the things we expect the least - both good and bad - can teach us the best lessons in life. Last month, I said to a group of 26 child leaders that in many things of our life, the important thing is not what others give us, but what we choo read more
Julie, Julia and an Enthusiastic, Sensual Life
Katy on Wellbeing | August 12th 2009 by Katy Paul-Chowdhury
Last night a friend and I saw Julie & Julia, based on Julie Powell's blog about working her way through Mastering The Art of French Cooking, and Julia Child's autobiography My Life in France. Great little film. Interesting contrast between... read more
New poll shows overwhelming support for public health care; CMA p…
Muchmor Magazine | August 12th 2009
In a last ditch effort to convince Canadians that the public health care system should be privatized, Canadian Medical Association (CMA) President Robert Ouellet has promised to “pull out all the stops” during the association’s ... read more
Learning to Run
Katy on Wellbeing | August 11th 2009 by Katy Paul-Chowdhury
I used to watch enviously while other people ran, figuring that, like snowboarding or rock climbing, it sadly didn't apply to me. Either you ran in high school, and continued, or you didn't run. But then several of my friends... read more
Faith Cottage
The Vintage Artist | August 11th 2009 by Niki Jackson
I can’t believe how fast time goes by, we had such a busy weekend it made the weekend go even faster than usual! Sometimes it’s hard to remember to slow down and enjoy the moment, I find myself rushing around trying to get everything done read more
“BIG” ideas needed to support young women battling breast can…
Muchmor Magazine | August 11th 2009
Like all women diagnosed with breast cancer, Brigitte Davlut faced many challenges as she went through treatment. Among them was a constant struggle to find personal care products that didn’t worsen the numerous side effects ... read more
When it comes to well-being, you’ve got to be carefully taught
The Shrink Rap | August 9th 2009
Infusing more meaning and purpose into class lessons can help improve children’s outlook on life, curb depression and boost grades, University of Pennsylvania psychologist Martin E. P.... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for read more
Britons, Americans more concerned about swine flu than Canadians
Muchmor Magazine | August 8th 2009
Canadians are generally less concerned about the threat of the swine flu pandemic than their American and British counterparts says a recent survey. In the online survey of representative national samples in the three countries, a ... read more
Findhorn Flower Essences Straight to the Heart of the Matter
AromatherapyReflexology.com | August 7th 2009
Findhorn Flower Essences Straight to the Heart of the Matter Flowers have been a source of delight [...] read more
What's in my book pile?
Ally Louise | August 7th 2009 by Alice Fettling
I’m a book worm. There is nothing I love more than to curl up in a quiet place with a good book. Books transport me to another realm, where the pressure of everyday life is left far behind and anything can happen. I adsorb new material like a spon read more
Natural Cures For Embarrassing Common Diseases
Natural Cures for Embarrassing Common Diseases | August 7th 2009 by jacqueline gharibian
Every day so many people are using internet to research for weight loss products. With so many different varieties in the market, it is confusing to find the right product. Colon cleansing is becoming more popular these days and a lot of people hav read more
Canadians, Americans envy different aspects of their health care…
Muchmor Magazine | August 6th 2009
People in the United States and Canada believe their respective health care systems are superior to the other to deal with specific issues, but Canadians are more likely to travel abroad for care, a new ... read more
From couch potato to 6km
Ally Louise | August 5th 2009 by Alice Fettling
A bit of a toot for myself today, both creatively and health wise.I scrapbooked the above page for a competition at the awesome Young Scrap Birds ning. This has become my new Scrapbooking home on the net lately! A place for Generation Y scrapbookers read more
Sick Kids
Family Matters | August 3rd 2009 by Gal Baras
One of the participants of the Better Parenting Skills workshop was a principal of a primary school. When his turn came to share parenting ideas, he said that his wife, who is a teacher, had realized the kids in her class had been sick too often. Alt read more
Extra fat can fad your life?
Kikay-site.net | August 3rd 2009 by Joy
Good news at last for chubby people. You might have a second thinking whether to go for buying one of the top weight loss pills in the market. Having a few love handles may help a person live longer according to a recent study. People who are overwe read more
St Stephens Community Living Centre
Cr Alex Makin - Councillor for the Mullum Ward | August 2nd 2009
St Stephens Community Living Centre, is located at 28 Freemen Street in Ringwood East and operates similarly to a Community House, with a range of classes being available within the facilities. The Community Living Centre has an emphasis on community read more
Winter Travels & Thoughts That Come Full Circle
Balanced Existence | August 2nd 2009 by Stephen
It is a very useful skill to be able to clearly reappraise one's present situation in life and the current sense of direction and purpose. I've always been struck by the sense that my life could be very limited if I failed to be creative enough to th read more
Progress Update: 19 Things
Ally Louise | July 30th 2009 by Alice Fettling
A few posts back, I shared 19 things I want to do before I turn 20. I have been busy, working on some of the things from my list. It is funny how you don't realise how much you have accomplished until you sit down and list it all like this. So far I read more
Perfect Right Now - Part II
Katy on Wellbeing | July 30th 2009 by Katy Paul-Chowdhury
In Perfect Right Now, I posted the first of three poems that remind us that we -- and our lives -- are to be celebrated as they are today. Not when we've achieved some future imagined state of perfection (or... read more
Perfect Right Now
Katy on Wellbeing | July 29th 2009 by Katy Paul-Chowdhury
I received a surprising number of emails about my recent post You Don't Have To Be Good. It seems that for many people, there was relief and freedom in the idea that we're perfect just as we are. I've been... read more
BORN TO BE SAD
Life, Psychology, And A Lot More | July 29th 2009 by Saif Farooqi
Happiness is something that is desired by all. But, for some people that happiness becomes very difficult to achieve. No matter how happy they would like to feel, they are, most of the times, overpowered by the emotion of sadness.For some people, sad read more
Headaches And Neck Pain – 3 Tips To Instantly Help Relieve The…
Exercises for Back Pain, Pinched Nerve Back, Neck Nerve Pain | July 26th 2009
The debilitating feeling of a headache is hugely increased when your neck tightens and the pain progresses down towards your shoulders. read more
Valentino, Beauty, Passion and Soul
Katy on Wellbeing | July 25th 2009 by Katy Paul-Chowdhury
Yesterday I saw Valentino: the Last Emperor, a documentary about the legendary couture designer Valentino Garavani and his life and business partner Giancarlo Giammetti. The film was surprisingly funny and touching, showing us the tetchy genius behin read more
Natural yeast infections cure
Trouble About Health | July 25th 2009 by heru
Many things in your lifestyle will cause your yeast infections, from Diet, stress, clothing, poor immunity, antibiotics. This can and will trigger off a yeast infections. The good news is that if you make small changes to these things that are trig read more
Face Value
Kikay-site.net | July 23rd 2009 by Joy
While bronzer have probably been relegated to the back of your make-up pack, a golden glow is still OK come in winter. But our skin tends to be paler naturally in winter, it is a great excuse to amp up the colour on other areas of your face. Lips wil read more
How to weather-proof your skin
Kikay-site.net | July 23rd 2009 by Joy
Chapped in winter, peeling in summer. Yep no matter what the weather, our skin cops a beating. Rather than hibernate its way through the cooler months, our skin works overtime as it attempts to defend itself against the winter woes. The solution? Tur read more
Most, but not all, Canadians with chronic conditions get clinical…
Muchmor Magazine | July 23rd 2009
Most Canadians with chronic conditions have a regular place of care, but there are some reported gaps in the management of their conditions according to a new study released today by the Canadian Institute for ... read more
The Void They Don't Tell You About
Katy on Wellbeing | July 22nd 2009 by Katy Paul-Chowdhury
In between the end of one thing (relationship, career, stage in life, etc) and the beginning of the next is a period of emptiness, chaos, floating. We may mask it with the actions of daily life. But at the heart... read more
Things I love today...
Ally Louise | July 22nd 2009 by Alice Fettling
1. Cute childhood photos of happy moments shared with my family. The page above features one of my favourite photos of my Dad and I. I love the look of pure happiness and joy on my face as I make fun of Dad's version of the 'chicken dance' at a scho read more
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