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Pashmina Shawls My New Fashion Passion

By: Patricia A. Jones | 2011-07-24 | Women's Issues
I got my first Pashmina shawl 2 years ago when my niece brought one back from India for her mother, but my sister in law didn't wear it and passed it on to me. I've got to say that although I thought that it was pretty I didn't think that... read more

My Future, My Family

By: Jason Trusler | 2011-01-24 | Careers
I am thankful to work part-time and bring some income to our household and still be at home with our kids. I cannot imagine doing anything else with my life or having any other career. read more

Follow Your Passion

By: Tim Hodgson | 2007-08-22 | Inspirational
Those who know me well will recognise that I get lots of my inspiration from movies. Some of my friends would say 'that explains a lot'. read more

How My Inner Entrepreneur Saved My Life, My Family, and Brought Me Home Again

By: Thia Hamilton | 2010-03-28 | Entrepreneurs
First, I had to get clear about what I WANTED in my life; I knew what I didn't want and that was 15 more years of what I had created so far. So I had to ask myself, "What matters most to me NOW? What would my dream life look like?" read more

My Passion For Car Just Keep Growing

By: Benson | 2010-12-15 | Automotive
All my childhood memories are somehow linked to cars. I grow up around cars because my dad is a mechanic and during the weekends he would take me with him to his garage. read more

A project with passion

By: Helen Cummins | 2011-07-08 | Home & Family
How do you turn a large luxury property into a comfortable and relaxing family home? Jan Edwards meets a Son Vida resident who achieved this . . . eventually. read more

Oberammergau Passion Play

By: Sammy Hely | 2010-09-14 | Destinations
The Oberammergau Passion Play (Passionsspeili) is probably what put this little town on the map. The story is that the townspeople pledged to do the play every ten years in grateful celebration for being mostly spared from the bubonic plague in 1633! It's been performed every ten years ever since with only a few exceptions. Talk about a long running play! read more

Dispassionate alone accomplish passion

By: dinesh kumar | 2011-12-06 | Motivation
Ask it from anyone, ‘how should one achieve ones goal in life?’ The answer is generally the same; ‘be passionate of whatever you intend to achieve’. The answer appears very simple but it always comes from others as a gospel and not a detailed strategy. To learn about being passionate about ones objective is a one liner that appears a thread bare suggestion that can simply indicate one abou read more

My Best Kite Review

By: kimmy | 2010-12-10 | Ebooks
When it comes to kites there is only one resource that you will ever need and that is my-best-kite-flying.com . This ebook really is something that anyone who has an interest in kites will find to be of exceptional value due to the fact that it has been put together by Tim Parish who is obviously so passionate about the subject. read more

Leaving my friends and Family

By: Sarah evelyn | 2011-04-02 | Cars
When my partner got offered a job abroad, I was really happy and excited about living in a different country with him but then I realised I will be leaving my family and friends behind. Now I just feel sad all the time, I treasure my time with my parents and I'm making the most of all my friends. read more

My Mother and the family

By: yuyun | 2010-10-07 | Home & Family
I do not know the relationship between my mother and I, our communication became less after my graduation. Maybe, it was because of my independence. My mother did not study much, and she married with my father under the arrangement of her parents. After the marriage, they did business far away. But she never bought luxurious items for herself, as the Chanel Handbag. read more

Miss My Family A Lot

By: whitescot | 2011-02-14 | Automotive
I have been living in London for 6 months now; everything is so different here compared to Scotland. read more

Homework Is Sabotaging My Family!

By: Susan Kruger, M.Ed. | 2012-03-13 | K-12 Education
For the last few months, my son has been drowning in homework! He's in second-grade. As you may know, he has dyslexia and ADHD. But, his "disabilities" are not the problem. As a matter of fact, our targeted interventions and his hard work have put him very close to "grade-level." He hates writing (the process of forming letters, not composition). Otherwise, he's progressing nicely. Nonetheless, he's drowning in homework. read more

My Mother Died Yesterday

By: Bill Chandler | 2010-03-27 | Death
In memory of my mother, Marie Bloodworth White. Thoughts and feelings in the moment. read more

My Nursing Experience

By: rainiebells | 2011-04-11 | Health & Fitness
All my life I never had things the easy way. If I want to get something, I really have to meet all the hassles along the way. And so as I was about to enter college, my parents already had their pick on what course they think would be best for me. My father wanted me to follow his footsteps as being a journalist since he knew that I am fond of creating poems and composing songs. But then my mothe read more