Life
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Arrested For Drug Possession: What You Need To Know
Getting arrested for drug possession can happen in so many scenarios. Plenty of people have had people ditch drugs in their car when being pulled over then took the charge due to being the driver. You should not admit that any drugs are yours as this can make your case easy to prosecute. Using your…
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Explore the Story of A Tomato Grows in Brooklyn
What if we told you that an award-winning chef can help you make his finger-licking Italian recipes in your kitchen? “A Tomato Grows in Brooklyn” by David Ruggerio is all you need to recreate the magic and make each meal extra special. Here’s a candid chat with the renowned chef and author where he spills…
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A Fun Encounter With a Stay at Home Dad and Author of Project Adventure
Taking parenting and writing to the next level is the “Project Adventure” series’ author, David Konrad. David is the author of adventure books for middle-graders and anyone who’s a kid at heart. His books are loved and adored by children worldwide. But how does he manage to juggle these hats and make time to enjoy…
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An Exclusive Interview With the Author of Our African Unconscious
Our African Unconscious by Dr. Edward Bruce Bynum uncovers all aspects of our human evolution. It sheds light on how the arts, sciences, philosophy, and religious roots originated in Africa. Author Edward Bruce Bynum, Ph.D., ABPP is an award-winning psychologist and former director of the behavioral medicine program at the University of Massachusetts Health Services. If you want…
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Options You Have When Your Marriage Is Falling Apart
Marriages can be a challenge that can be very healthy for decades then hit a rough patch then end in divorce. People grow apart if the only aspect they share in their relationship is their children. This happens a number of times where kids are out of the house and a couple has nothing else…
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Balancing Work and Family Life
Balancing Work and Family Life Many working parents struggle every day and wonder how they manage their household, take care of their kids, and work. It seems like they have to please everyone. Father George Rutler stresses the importance of balancing work and family life. What do people do? How is the person expected to…
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A Chat With an Award-winning Author About Her Latest: A Plague of Flies
Award-winning YA author, Laurel Anne Hill returns with her latest historical fantasy, A Plague of Flies: Revolt of the Spirits,1846. Needless to say, it’s going to be an unforgettable adventure you don’t want to miss out on. Laurel explores her family history and finds a fantasy-filled story of a brave sixteen-year-old, Catalina. Read more about…
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Dames Handsome Brings You the Fairy Knights
If you’re a parent or teacher of middle graders, you’d know how challenging it is to get them to read. Equally difficult is finding books that can entertain and inspire kids to grow into empathetic human beings. We met with an author who writes stories that kids love reading to not only have fun but…
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Meet the Babe in the Woods: Yvonne Wakefield
We bet you have a dream, a wish, or a goal of being off in your secluded cabin in the woods. Our guess, you want to escape the city or even, seeking for inspiration from nature — to create the best work of your life. Whatever your reason, you’ve got to hear Yvonne Wakefield’s story…
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3 Ways to Become More Patient
How Can Leaders Be More Patient? Patience has always been thought of as a virtue, but it can be way more than that. Patience includes a lot of tolerance, humility, mercy, hope, and even self-control. Not many people can have all these attributes at a go. Sometimes things can get overwhelming, and the result is…