I enjoy the fall and winter months. I relish the cool, crisp weather, brightly colored leaves, fresh snow (when I don’t have to drive in it), cozy fires, wooly sweaters, and the warmth of the holidays. Yet, there is one thing I positively detest—the common cold.
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The stressful buzz of the holidays is now slowly disappearing, and you have finally had time to focus on your New Year’s resolutions. I hope you have added “Drink more water every day” to your list.
Eso significa que el alma de la persona se ha enfermado del mal del pecado. Le ha permitido a Satanás el acceso a los centros físicos o mentales de su vida y se le ha enfermado el alma. ¿Podría haber algo más triste?
With New Year’s comes your annual resolution to lose weight and get in shape. This year you are going to do it.
The New Year always begins with a certain amount of optimism based on new resolutions and the desire to change. But right on the heel of those determinations is usually
If your New Year’s resolution to lose weight has you eyeing the natural weight loss pills at the drug store, look the other way.
The holiday season may give you a gift you that you just don’t want: weight gain. Several new studies show that the average weight gain between Thanksgiving and New Years is one pound—much less than the 5-10 pounds previously reported.1
It may seem like the month of December is out to get you. There are no fewer than nine “food” holidays in December – ranging from National Brownie Day (Dec. 8) to National Eggnog Day (Dec. 24).
My father, a dentist, had a rule for Halloween candy: eat as much as you want tonight, but it’s in the trash tomorrow morning. I’ve always thought that was a fabulous way to handle holidays.
This article is especially for you Moms—from one Mom to another. The holidays are a time for giving. Giving cards. Giving home-baked cookies. Giving gifts.
