As a kid, I admired the friendships between the female characters from iconic sitcoms “Girlfriends” and “Living Single.” Despite the friendship red flags, they had a sisterhood I wanted to duplicate. These women were funny, ambitious, successful, held each other down, and lived their best lives!
Binge-watching Netflix’s Love is Blind is like eating ice cream so fast you get a brain freeze. There were sweet moments and other moments that made me stop and have an honest conversation with my husband.
Many singles between 25-40 have turned to reality TV love shows in a last-ditch effort to find “their person” and get married. They thought that deserted islands or building connections through a pod would help them find the perfect partner. Once the couples are no longer in their bubble and have to work through day-to-day challenges, they struggle to maintain the spark they developed in the pods.
Effective communication is the key in any successful relationship, especially in marriage. It’s the key ingredient to maintaining a happy and healthy bond. Without it leads to frequent disagreements, distrust, and ultimately a breakdown in the relationship.
I’ve always loved the holidays because of my fond memories of growing up. Even though I have a small family, each holiday brought all my neighbors to my house. It might’ve been because of my mother’s delicious cooking or because everyone felt welcome; either way, I adore the holidays. As much as I love the holiday, I know it can be hard and stressful for some. Maybe you’re missing a loved one, feeling anxious about purchasing gifts, or simply not looking forward to seeing family – it’s understandable.
Summer is coming to a close but there’s still time to explore South Jersey best attractions.
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LOVE IS… When I think about what Love is, there’s only one thing that comes to mind. Love doesn’t fit in a box and looks differently to everyone but is available for all. My definition of what love is is based on scripture. Scripture says in 1 Cor 13: 4-7 (NIV) that 4Love is patient, …
I recently participated in the 21-day challenge taught by business coach and American Writers & Artist Institute (AWAI) instructor Ilise Benun, and I wasn’t prepared for her opening remarks. 😂 She began to say that her challenge was built around the idea that we need to SLOW DOWN. Suggesting that we consider our business a laboratory and a place to “experiment.” At the same time, Ilise emphasized that we would take “baby steps” for the next 21 days.
Delia Pena-Gay may be new to the industry but that hasn’t stopped her from pursuing a writing career. The pandemic caused her to pivot and think about other ways to turn what she loved doing into a profit. So she took a leap of faith and began building her writer’s life. We hope you enjoy getting to know her in this sneak peek of Delia a writer.
