1. Crumbs From God's Table
January 31, 2008


Endless enticements overwhelm us. They make their way into to every nook and cranny of our lives - but their allure is waning. No matter how good it gets; it's only so much, and only now are we beginning to wake up to what St. John of the Cross knew; that true happiness can only be found within, while all the worldly pleasures that we experience, we experience from without. "Crumbs from God's table," are what St. John called the world and all its goodies, including human beings Most people, however, don't see it that way; they see the world as a glamorous place. Union with God, acco... (read more)

Author: anagarika eddie rock | Article Views: 370

2. All About Dog Beds Information
February 03, 2008


Taking care of your dogs is just like taking care of your family. By reading this article you will be able to attend to one of your pet’s basic needs – sleeping. Sleeping A pet owner should first understand that a pet's sleeping habits are largely instinctual. This means that a pet bed should duplicate your animal's natural habitat and should feel safe and unthreatened while sleeping. Dogs are pack animals and are naturally accustomed to sleeping in close quarters with others. If you are going to buy a bed you should make sure that it is sized according to your pet's general propor... (read more)

Author: andrei smith | Article Views: 377

3. Relationship conflict: 3 common traps to avoid when you argue
January 30, 2008


I've yet to meet a couple that never argues. Maybe the conflict-free couple exists somewhere, but our paths haven't crossed. Even the most highly compatible couples get into spats now and then. Let's face it, with all the similarities you share with your partner or spouse, there are differences. And variety is part of what makes life so interesting. However, the very same differences you celebrate on some days can lead to friction, frustration and even conflict on others. Before you bemoan the fact that arguments are inevitable, realize that an argument can be beneficial to your m... (read more)

Author: Richard Nicastro, Ph.D. | Article Views: 313

4. Relationship Resiliency: Positive interactions and your relationship
January 30, 2008


Amy just got a big promotion at work, and she rushes home to share the news with her partner Larry. She bursts in the door, her body language exuding celebration and excitement, and finds Larry in the basement, running his model railroad layout. Over the chugging and whistling of the train, she shares the big news. More chugging and whistling. “Larry, didn’t you hear what I just said? I got the promotion! I’m head of sales now!” “Uh-huh,” Larry says, not pulling his eyes away from the circling train. “That’s nice.” “Larry, what are you doing?” Amy screeches, her elation plummeting ... (read more)

Author: Richard Nicastro, Ph.D. | Article Views: 319

5. Relationship advice: A simple mindset that can transform your Relationship
January 30, 2008


In my work with couples over the years, I've learned that it's just as important to take note of what's working in a relationship than what isn't. And, although people have different ways of naming it, what many successful couples share in common is the ability to take perspective. The ability to take perspective is vital to your relationship. Let's look at some of the ways taking perspective works: The big-picture mindset When your relationship hits a lull or rough patch, you become nearsighted. You see all the problems that are close at hand clearly while the other parts of ... (read more)

Author: Richard Nicastro, Ph.D. | Article Views: 319

6. What Should We Be if We Could?
January 30, 2008


This is a profound question, "What should we be?" Should we be aggressive and ambitious, or compassionate and passive? Should we be a little of both? Or maybe something completely different from aggression, ambition, compassion, and passivity? Can we ever be what we should be, even if that involves being what we can't be? Or could it be that we can't be what we should be, simply because we shouldn't be what we couldn't be? Or maybe "should" and "could" should be banned from the English language! Should and could do nothing but cloud our eyes. With their false promises, they preve... (read more)

Author: anagarika eddie rock | Article Views: 435

7. Reading Body Language: A Romantic Relationship Is In The Air. Maybe
February 03, 2008


Is there a romantic relationship in the air? You have been chatting it up with someone that you are pretty sure really likes you. Now mind you they have not really said anything that you can claim as a definite yes or no. But the vibes are there. After a few more conversations, you decide to make your move. You pull them aside one day and after some initial greetings ask them if they would like to go out sometime and catch a movie and maybe go out to dinner afterwards. All of a sudden it seems like you were asking a total stranger for a date. They not only look at you funny but declined ... (read more)

Author: Daryl Campbell | Article Views: 500

8. Creative Ideas for Decorative Room Dividers
January 30, 2008


For those who have a small home, or live in a studio apartment, one of the best and easiest methods to make their home appear larger and to make more efficient use of the available space is to divide some of the larger open plan rooms. For instance you can separate the kitchen into a cooking area and a dining area. There may be other reasons for dividing a room as well, such as to direct attention to a particular area of the room, to hide clutter created by children, and to manage the light inside the room. If correctly and tastefully handled, this division will add a unique distinguishi... (read more)

Author: Tameka Norris | Article Views: 2358

9. If It Isn't Broke Don't Change It
January 30, 2008


Please feel free to use this article as long as credit is given to the resource box: © Copyright Arthur Levine 2008 Words: 439 Keywords: Don’t Change, Country, Reality, Proud, Basic Instincts Change, change, change: all I hear about these days is changing the way we live, act, and think. What was wrong with the old you, or me for that matter? Don’t we have a lot of accomplishments to be proud of? Isn’t our Country something to be proud of? Isn’t our democracy something to be proud of? Why do we have to change everything? What was wrong with the old us? I know a lot of people... (read more)

Author: Arthur Levine | Article Views: 465

10. Canadians Buying in the Southern Sun Belt
January 30, 2008


Almost three million people a year leave the winters in the frozen north of the Americas and escape to the warmer winters of the south. Many Canadians are among them, and experts forecast that the recent U.S. crunches in mortgages, foreclosures etc will mean that even more Canadians will be buying up vacation homes. While it is definitely a good time to be investing in that vacation home, remember that the laws in the USA are different from the laws in Canada. You could breeze through the buying process and end up owning your dream home, but run into complications with disposal of the... (read more)

Author: RE Writer | Article Views: 354

11. Clean Air Outside Arizona!
January 30, 2008


If you can't move to Arizona or Nevada or one of those renowned clean dry air areas, then think about a residential air cleaner! There are two basic choices with air cleaners, a portable one or a central one. However, that does not mean it is easy to choose an air cleaner, in fact it is a fairly in-depth subject, which should be studied before actually buying an air cleaner. A central until is usually installed as part of the heating and air conditioning and ventilation system. It is designed to deliver treated air through the home by ducts. Although none of these residential units... (read more)

Author: RE Writer | Article Views: 297