The Goodness in a Simple Life
By Dale Kimble I wonder how many of us take the time to sit back and lament upon the virtues of a simple life. Likely it will depend upon where you grew up or your […]
By Dale Kimble I wonder how many of us take the time to sit back and lament upon the virtues of a simple life. Likely it will depend upon where you grew up or your […]
Speak Your Mind Author: Rick Allen My dad was, in one sense, a man of few words. His words were well chosen and spoken with a tone of confidence that literally dared you to challenge […]
Dallas Farmers Market announces opening of The Shed Revitalization brings new farmers, artisans and restaurants Courtesy Dallas Farmers Market, North Dallas LIVING WELL Magazine Photography Jennie James Photography The Dallas Farmers Market, one of the […]
I Earned The Right To Be Me By Marcia Casar Friedman, North Dallas and Collin County LIVING WELL Magazines Never, ever would I trade my friends or loving family for less gray hair or a […]
Top 10 Signs Your Loved One May Need to Move By Mary Kristen Giles, North Dallas LIVING WELL Magazine You notice that your loved one is losing weight Weight loss can be a sign of […]
The Voice of God By Michelle Wallace, Texoma LIVING WELL Magazine When I was very young I lived in total rebellion. There were drugs, alcohol, promiscuity; it’s really a miracle I survived. I moved from […]
Detox is typically required when the body becomes physically dependent on certain medications and other substances that can be addictive. […]
Nutrition may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of retirement, but it does play an enormous role in all aspects of your life. […]
If there is one constant in the travel business it is change. Travel is affected by literally everything on this planet from climate to political change. Just look at 2013. So far this year, the travel industry has been affected by the acquisition of American Airlines by US Air, the Carnival Cruise Line’s Triumph mishap, a record-breaking stock market performance, rising tensions in the Middle East and domestic terrorism. […]
Camp. Remember the feeling? A little nervous at first––then joy. Abandon. Away from the demands of schedules, parents, homework––free to navigate canoe races, stitch crafty knapsacks, devour S’mores under the stars, and giggle with a newfound best friend the next bunk over, each of you blissfully exhausted. […]
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