For more than two months now our kids have been glued to our sides every minute of the day and frankly, they get sick of us from time to time and become hard to handle. There are few places we
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We haven't posted a podcast for a couple of weeks, so there is some catching up to do. We are starting a new business, restructuring the old one, and we finally made our family legal on May 12th
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The walls are closing in; money is tight, you can't get a second to yourself, jobs and businesses are unsure or already lost, the news is all doom and gloom, and the world is angry and fed up.
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Within a couple of hours of me posting our last podcast where I essentially said to Ana that I thought our family was complete and we were not going to have any more kids, we got a phone call
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Time. We have plenty of it right now, and many people are spending theirs feeling afraid, frustrated, angry, and worried. Justifiably so, but it doesn't feel very good, and we do
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I think it's a safe bet to say we have all, even us optimists and otherwise positive types, had enough of this whole quarantine business. Each day the carnage grows consisting of lost
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Elaine Goodlad, now 55 years old, joins Terry , now 60 years old, on this episode of the podcast to talk about the past, the things that shaped their lived and what they would do
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Many of us have gone through the “all or nothing” extreme lifestyle choices. We’ve been quarantined now for some time, and as we have our mixed emotions, depression, boredom or whatever this
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The world has exposed us to something that we’ve never done before. This quarantine has caused us to go back to a more simpler time and more wholesome lifestyle. If we don’t take that for
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This extended quarantine is really getting to some people, while others are doing better because of it. I saw a post from someone basically chewing everyone out that was posting positive
