Kim Cubitt

If you believe the lyrics to "Jingle Bells," people used to laugh all the way during their
holiday travels. Today, getting to grandma's house may be a little more complicated,
but there are still ways you can make it less stressful.

Children love the holidays. They're excited about the gifts they'll get, and they enjoy seeing
family members and friends that they might not otherwise see very often at all. For children
with special needs, celebrating the holidays can be harder. They often have limitations that
are different than the children around them.

To help make their holidays brighter, you can be the spark that helps warm their
hearts! Giving your time to these kids will bring a memorable holiday to both of you.

The holiday season offers lots of opportunities to spark your romance. Couples can
draw closer together and singles can search for new connections. Even if the weather
outside is cold and snowy, these tips will warm your heart.

Divorce brings major changes into your family life, including how you choose to celebrate the holidays. Most families wind up holding onto some of their old traditions while introducing some new innovations. However you go about celebrating the holidays, intentionality is key. If you're looking to smooth your transition at holiday time, here are steps you can take with your kids to make the season better for everybody.

The winter holidays are supposed to be a magical time of year. However, they can pose extra challenges if you’re trying to live sober. You may look forward to decorating the tree and baking sugar cookies. Then, you remember crowded shopping malls and family dinners. Learn how to celebrate the holidays without risking your recovery. Follow these
tips for staying peaceful and sober, starting with Thanksgiving and continuing into the New Year.

The holidays are an interesting time. It can be a time of joy, excitement, and anticipation. It can also be stressful. Holiday get-togethers can be loud and crowded. Holidays can also be expensive! The cost of gifts, travel, and extra food can really add up in a hurry.

Generally, most people go on vacation throughout the warm, summer months. But why
would you want to spend a boatload of cash in order to escape your town's sunny weather,
in order to go to another part of the country - or world - with equally sunny skies?

The holidays are supposed to be a wonderful time for you and your family, though
sometimes the stresses leading up to the holidays make it seem like quite the opposite.
Remember that even in poor economic times there are ways to enjoy yourself and
survive the holiday crunch.

Being alone during the winter season can be discouraging. Not only are you lonely, but it’s also freezing cold! Fortunately, there are ways to counteract your feelings and bring some warmth to your inner heart!

The holidays are undoubtedly a time when you want to spend as many hours as possible doing memorable things with those you love most. On one hand, you’re pulled towards observing the tradition of being with your family. On the other hand, you feel the desire to share the holidays with those other special people in your life. So how do you choose?