Children in general play a huge role in parents’ lives. So every time I read something that I think will benefit our children or grandchildren, I let them read it. So, in this Friday’s article, since it’s for children, I will encourage you: once you read my article, either let the young ...
If you wonder why teachers are often so stressed out and frustrated, take a look at the ever-growing pile of responsibilities they have for our children that bear very little resemblance to what was expected of a teacher a few decades ago. It’s no wonder nearly 38% of respondents to a ...
After neatly spreading holidays out over the last 10 months, we are about to enter the intense holiday season. Late October, November and December have a lock on observances and celebrations. Most of them have food involved. Some have drinks involved, still others weird dress codes. Some ...
“Words are perception, and perception is reality.” The older I get, the more I ponder the significance of “reality.” There is an unrelenting black-cloud entitled “reality” that everyone cowers underneath. “Reality” is used to execute and excuse. It is wielded to redeem and ...
On Facebook various lawyers recently have been posting invitations to attend public seminars they are presenting on the topic of estate planning. Some years ago, when there was an earlier surge of these offerings, I attended several, to see what they were about. Normally, I heard exaggerated ...
Though the case has faded from the headlines, it has been only a little more than three months since 16 children were removed from the Siders’ home in Hamden, Ohio. While that case makes its way through the system, Job and Family Services workers are sounding the alarm that part of that ...
