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Climbing to New Heights
By Liz Sterling
There are some things in life that we feel compelled to do – it may be to play a musical instrument, teach, become a coach, a doctor, a dancer, or an artist. I hope you know what I am referring to. It’s like an impetus that wants to be actualized.
Managing Your Pet’s Weight Three tips to keep dogs and cats healthy
By Family Feature
Pet obesity can lead to several health issues and problems, including diabetes, cancer and osteoarthritis, according to research published in Veterinary Medicine.
Fall Classic in November Still Provides Heroes
By Mark Tudino
It’s always strange in our state – mostly known for hurricanes and sweltering heat – that when the calendar says it’s Fall, the weather is not likely to cooperate. No sweater weather, no cool evenings, no falling leaves (unless you count the iguanas) to let us know the seasons have changed. But we also avoid crippling snowstorms, iced roads, and long, dreary winters – so it’s a tradeoff.
What Women to Know About Stroke Risks
By Family Feature
Caring for yourself by understanding your risk factors can help reduce your risk for stroke and provide a better quality of life.
A Vegan Thanksgiving is Easy
By Susan Hargreaves Author-Activist-Educator of AnimalHeroKids.org
Every year it gets easier and easier to eat vegan goodies. Of course, cooking is always the first and least expensive way to go: roasting vegetables, mashing potatoes and making the best gravy in the world – not the best vegan gravy in the world, the best gravy! I can’t take credit for the recipe, it’s in the “Veganza Animal Hero” picture book.
Control
By Jon Ellis
In a perfect world, the best laid plans would never stray left of center, everyone would always remember their lines exactly as written, and our happily-ever-after would turn out exactly as we imagined.
Four Reasons Why Living a Life of Gratitude Can Make You Happy
By Brigitte Lang
Many days, I try to humble myself and hold a two-minute gratitude session. I simply sit with no distractions, close my eyes, and think about what I’m grateful for and who I’m grateful for.
Let’s Be Thankful and Clear the Clutter
By David Hall
November is a special month. It’s our Thanksgiving month. Turkeys get basted, cranberries shine their light, and marshmallows find their way atop sweet potato casseroles. It is a time for family gatherings, and an opportunity to use those “once a year” platters, tablecloths, and the Publix supermarket-issued Pilgrim salt and pepper shakers!! Ahhhh… traditions around food, family and love.
Dangers Abound
By Tina Valant-Siebelts
A bored, unstimulated pet looks for trouble. That might be shredding one of their stuffed toys, your pillow or sofa while you’re out.
Will Electric Vehicles Create More Blackouts?
By Teresa Aquila
With California pushing to abolish gas-powered vehicles by 2035, will this increase in electric vehicles create more electrical blackouts? The United Kingdom is already preparing for such an event once 25-30 percent of all vehicles on the road in their country are electric.
A Vegan Thanksgiving is Easy
By Susan Hargreaves Author-Activist-Educator of AnimalHeroKids.org
Every year it gets easier and easier to eat vegan goodies. Of course, cooking is always the first and least expensive way to go: roasting vegetables, mashing potatoes and making the best gravy in the world – not the best vegan gravy in the world, the best gravy! I can’t take credit for the recipe, it’s in the “Veganza Animal Hero” picture book.
Recipe of the Month
No-Bake Vegan Blondies
A Perfect Snack or Dessert
By Brigitte LangThe vanilla‚ sugar and salt marry seamlessly into a butterscotch-like flavor in these healthy and easy-tomake blondies.
