Living - Covering Travel, Money and Special Occasions

Can Money Buy Happiness
For many people the collection of money and material things is a direct equation that they feel represents success. And so it becomes that having MORE – would seem to boost self esteem and ego and make a person feel more successful.
What Does My Birthday Say About Me
While some do not believe in the Zodiac chart’s authenticity, many cannot deny that the uncanny elements of their personality are captured brilliantly by their sign – while others argue that anything can be twisted to “fit” if you really look hard enough or offer enough options to make it so.
How To Handle an Overspending Spouse
The bad news is that couples’ money habits tend to polarize after they’ve been together awhile. The spender continues to spend, which makes the saver more intent to save—which makes the spender more frenzied to spend. It’s a vicious cycle.
Working for a Miserable Boss
A miserable boss can cause you to suffer from depression, mood problems, fatigue, and a whole army of negative health issues that can make your day-to-day life feel like you are being constantly held under water gasping for breath.
Your Posts on Facebook - Too Much Information
Does the world really need to know how many days are left until your vacation; your final exams, your anniversary or your period is expected? Do other people really care about what you ate for dinner, or who you went to the movies with? Is posting about political preferences or rants about society really relevant on Facebook?
Road Trips with Kids
Comically speaking the best way to take road trips with our children would be to allow someone else to drive them while we follow. Either that or put them on a bus or plane and meet them at the destination. Since neither of those are workable the best solution is to try and see things from our children’s point of view, plan accordingly and be willing to exercise lots and lots of patience.