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Sending out cards is always nice (nice and boring!), but there are lots of new, creative ways to spread the word! Here are five ideas on how to let your friends and family in on your big news:
Q: Am I ready for divorce?
Artful Jewelry: Craft and Wear Your Own Masterpieces
Remember "Bull Durham"? Kevin Costner tells a wet-behind-the-ears Tim Robbins: "You're gonna have to learn your cliches. You're gonna have to study them, you're gonna have to know them. They're your friends. Write this down: 'We gotta play it one day at a time...I just want to give it my best shot, and the good lord willing, things will work out..."
Reduce, reuse, recycle
This month, Marie Claire shares six red flags to watch out for in the online dating market. Readers say the following common mistakes should be avoided at all costs:
WEEK OF Monday, November 23 to Sunday, November 29, 2009
Some parts of planning a wedding are all about taste literally. As summer stretched into fall, we found ourselves mulling one of the most important parts of the event: the food.
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Arguing with someone you care about rarely ranks on top of our favorite things to do but disagreements in relationships are bound to occur when two individuals are working together whatever capacity. While many couples view arguments as proof of incompatibility, the truth is, sharing grievances and frustrations in a productive way can actually save your life. A recent study at The University of Michigan showed that married couples who argued actually outlived those who didn't. The key is not to work on having a conflict-free relationship but instead to learn how to manage conflict in a productive and respectful way. Here are some tips to help:
