Before the internet ever existed we were able to update only a few select people about our lives at a time by meeting together or talking over the phone. This…

I woke, yesterday morning, feeling bad-tempered. This is a rare occurrence and is almost always a result of my husband’s snoring! There’s something deeply offensive about lying next to someone…

I got a new pair of shoes. They’re really cute, and I receive a lot of compliments on them. They’re the perfect sandals for sundresses and running through airports. Stick…

When the holiday season approaches, let’s turn our thoughts to gratitude. Focusing on gratitude can bring magic and blessings into our lives. We’d like to share a little story with…

One of the things I love to do is walk every morning out in nature and do my Inner Bonding process. I’ve been walking almost every morning for at least…

RD&T’s contributing author, Linda Bloom, shares about the effects of an imperfect childhood, particularly when it comes to self-image, and how one can combat and even cure low self-esteem. Some…

The closing decades of the twentieth century have seen the glorification and worship of Youth Culture. The ubiquitous Yuppies have overtaken the world by storm. They are knowledgeable, incredibly dynamic,…

RD&T’s contributing writer, Edie Weinstein, shares her relationship journey and how the phrase, “Honey, I’m Home” has taken on new meaning. As the change of seasons is occurring, a crisp…

RD&T’s contributing author, Linda Bloom, shares her thoughts about the family we choose – those individuals who are an important part of our lives despite shared DNA. I grew up…...

If someone was to read a newspaper or to watch a news station, they might keep a mental distance (psychological distance) from what they are exposed to. Said another way,…...