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    The Joy of PMS

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    Before you assume you know where I’m going with this article, let me tell you it has nothing to do with bloating, cramping, irritability or any other less-than-pleasant affects women deal with on a regular basis. If you want to know more about that, I suggest you tune into one of the greatest Everybody Love [...]

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    You Cheapskate!

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    Many people are familiar with the term, “living beyond your means.” It is defined as spending more money than you earn. Many people subscribe to this lifestyle. According to Jeff Yeager, author of, “The Cheapskates Next Door,” he claims that total consumer debt grew nearly eight times in size from 1980 (355 billion) to 2008 [...]

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    What's Your Problem?

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    Families Stuck In Silence

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    I keep meeting people who are frustrated by the same big problem in their families. In fact, I’ve heard so many almost identical stories from people that I’m beginning to wonder if there’s a cut-and-paste formula that I don’t know about. The specifics change with each family, of course, but by now the basic plot [...]

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    Pardon The Offense…

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    It’s hard these days to tie your shoe without offending somebody. We live in a world where far too many people walk around in a huff, taking things personally and getting insulted left and right. What are the reasons? Take your pick: because something wasn’t politically correct enough. Because something wasn’t as inclusive as maybe [...]

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    Barking Up the Wrong Tree

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    Leona Helmsley, a hotel and real estate magnate, left two million dollars to her dog when she died.  She originally left 12 million, but a judge reduced the settlement. She’s not the first person to leave money to a pet. In 1931, Ella Wendall left her toy poodle 75 million dollars! It doesn’t matter who [...]

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    Picture Perfect

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    The biggest vacation season is almost behind us now and that means thousands of computer hard drives across the nation are crammed full of digital pictures. People typically take a lot of photos on vacation and digital photography has only encouraged it more. Everyone is striving to snap that perfect picture, perhaps for a contest [...]

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    10 Mistakes Parents Make With Teen Discipline

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    The recipe for raising children requires a delicate balance of authority and love. With raising teens, balancing the di buy propecia online scipline becomes even more precarious. How can you discipline your teen without destroying your relationship? A survey was taken by teens in Charleston, S.C., to find out what they thought were the biggest [...]

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    Shades of Imperfection

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    There were times we just sat across from each other at the dining room table and talked about life. We played basketball on Saturday mornings. When I started becoming interested in girls, he was there to guide me through the maze of emotions and horm cheap viagra online ones. I found my faith through his [...]

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