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Thanks Jange52 - they are applicable to every day life. I think sometimes we tend to make things harder than they need to be and try so hard to parent the child with bipolar the same way we did our other kids.. when the bipolar child can not get past some of the simplest of things. I have to have a lot of patience and love:) Thanks for reading and commenting.

Try outlining your lips with a neutral lip liner first. It will give you the appearance of bigger lips. Could try and see if it helps. I bet red does look good on you with the dark hair. Thank you Brenda for reading and commenting.

Angel, the animal print is so fun and are intended to be worn with anything, contrasting color or not. Have fun wearing you animal print pumps, I enjoy wearing them with jeans, dressed up or not they are a great shoe.

Great article. I'm going to bookmark this for future reference.

Erm, I am not sure either! ha ha!
I do a bit of all of the above. There are still some things that make me cringe when I look back so I try not to think of them but other situations help me make better choices today. I suppose there may not be a hard and fast rule. or is there?

I have always wanted to wear red lipstick. It's my best color, but my mouth is small and red just makes it smaller. Reading this makes me want to get all gussied up, but the only ones around here who would appreciate it are my dogs. I'll Wizz and like this.

Definitely not a great idea if your State is not used to snow. We, over here, get it at least once each year so after aeons of this happening, it amazes me that everything still stops.

Thanks for reading!

My mother is one that dwells on the past and can't let go of things. I feel like it is unhealthy to do that. I learn from my mistakes and move on. Article made me think.... got me thinking....not sure if that is good or not...LOL.

Oh No. That is horrible. Great article but bad situation. We do not get a whole lot of snow here in Central Virginia. When we do, the people go crazy and buy all the milk in the store and all the bread. In case we get snowed in I suppose. I have never tried public transportation when it was snowing...don't think I will.

Hello Terri, very glad to hear that you had a positive experience learning Shakespeare. I have to say, it was the same for me. I had an English teacher who was incredibly passionate and it was infectious, but I know it's not the same for everyone. It is amazing, when you think about it, that one man had such a huge influence over our language, culture and all forms of drama. I love it!

I grew up in the Cotwolds and we were taken to see the Shakespeare play we studied - Macbeth, I remember it vividly. We visited Anne Hathaway's cottage too, I guess that helped put a time and place to Shakespeare. I just find it fascinating how much of modern English has its roots in Shakespeare. (And I'm a techie with a very limited appreciation of literature!)

Very pleasant read with good information. Maybe those of us with little knowledge of SEO are somewhat guilt of the old idiom of 'making a mountain, out of a mole hill'...

Ember - I'd not considered anything to do with healthcare in terms of the free market economy. That is an awkward fit, I agree. You explain all of this so well!

In Britain, healthcare is seen in the same category as education. They are both free, basic provisions. As long as the population is educated and healthy, then the country can thrive.

So some people can't get healthcare insurance at all in the USA, based on their age, demographics etc? What actually happens if that major illness does strike them? Or is this where the 45,000 dead Americans without insurance kicks in?

Ah! I understand about the cheaper option for employers now. Thanks for clearing that up. Thanks too for clarifying about the VA.

Indeed, SallyQ. Glad it helped

Thank you Katiem2. It is really cool. I like the choice it provides without too much of a financial commitment.