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Online Shopping Safety Tips
It’s that time of year again — when scary Halloween goblins and ghost costumes have been relegated to the clearance shelves and glowing candles, sparkling […] Read More -
Coping with Grief During Holidays
No matter when we lose a loved one, it always seems to be tougher for us to deal with our grief during the end of […] Read More -
Papa Luigi
At Forest Lawn in Glendale, there is a bronze statue facing westward across the Garden of Freedom. It is bronze figure of a World War […] Read More -
Considering Cremation
If you are considering cremation as an option for how you say goodbye, you’re not alone. According to statistics provided by the National Funeral Directors […] Read More -
How to Write a Condolence Note
One of the most helpful and comforting things we can do for someone who has lost a loved one is to send a letter or […] Read More -
The Great Shakeout
Scientists Predict 2018 Will Be a Bad Year for Earthquakes. That was headline of a November 2017 Time Magazine article. So far this year there […] Read More -
We Are Better Than This
At the risk of sounding like our parents—or as parents ourselves how we might sound to our children—doesn’t it seem like the world is becoming […] Read More -
Glad for October
In her children’s book, Anne of the Green Gables, author L.M. Montgomery writes,”I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers. It […] Read More -
Writing Your Own Obituary
One of the first assignments given to many journalism students is one that seems quite unusual: write your own obituary. It’s actually a great […] Read More -
Estate Planning Conversation
Some conversations in life are easy to start. Such as, what do you want to be when you grow up? How was your vacation? What […] Read More
