When you are caring for a parent it is important to keep in regular contact with the medical community. Talking regularly with doctors, nurses, pharmacists, dentists, and social workers is critical in making the best decisions you can. more »

Whether you’re 15, 20, 30 or Fabulously40 plus, dating always seems like a task better left to someone else. And the older you get the harder it gets. After all, at 15 we are naïve, at 20 we are gullible, at 30 we are determined to find “Mr. Right,” more »

Playing games with a newborn baby - is that even possible? Don't they just sleep, eat, cry and poop...? (And sleep!) more »

Has anyone ever looked at your daughter and commented on how beautiful she is? Have you heard anyone ever say, "she has such beautiful eyes" or "her hair is gorgeous?" more »

One of the biggest characteristics of the expatriate experience, and particularly of the repeat expatriate experience, is the necessity of making friends over and over again. You move, you get used to where you are, you meet people you like, develop frien more »