Are you losing yourself, dismissing your dream, setting aside your happiness to the stressful life you live? Are you struggling with keeping up on housework, homework, and work
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The Wheel of the Year: Seasonal Living for Fulfillment and Happiness
We all tend to get wrapped up in a negative space at times, worrying about our to-do lists and busy schedules, giving us little time to appreciate what
What Is a Slow Life – Top 5 Benefits of Slow Living
These days most of us spend so much of our time on auto-pilot, running from one responsibility in our busy lives to the next, living in a monotonous
Transform Boring Routines with the Magic of Ritual
You’ve probably heard the most effective way to reach your goals: Define the goal, then create a habit to support it. Make it a regular routine. Want to
Use the Wheel of the Year to Make your Life and Work Easier
One hour fifteen minutes from waking up to walking out the door. 20 minutes for my commute, assuming traffic was normal. In the winter, I always rode the
In search of depth…
8:30pm, I’m on the couch, googling on my phone: Decluttering psychology. Decluttering mindset. Thoughtful articles about decluttering. Why is it so hard to declutter? Hundreds of articles appear.
Searching for the Real Luxembourg
Bananas! I’m wandering through the weekly market at the Place Guillaume II in Luxembourg City, and my eyes fixate on piles of bananas. I suppose there are bananas in almost
How to Understand Your Ancestry DNA Results
You got your results back from your AncestryDNA test … now what are you supposed to do with them? Most people immediately look to see their ethnicity estimate
Start Tracing Your Family Tree
If you want to trace your roots, you’ve got to start a family tree. Maybe it sounds dusty and boring, but building a family tree gives you the
Ancestor Hunting in Horsham: Genealogy Travel Trip Report
“Hi, I’m visiting because my ancestors lived in Horsham, quite a long time ago.” “Oh, when was that, First World War?” “More like the 1600’s…” “Oh!” It’s my