A Meditation On Washing Dishes
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DAY-TO-DAY: Dirty dishes: the ultimate symbol of household drudgery. See them piled in the sink. Your days are busy. Too much going on. How-oh-how will it all get done? More »
How To Be A Writer in One Fantastically Simple Step
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LIVING YOUR DREAM: People often ask me how to become a writer, and over the years it occurs to me the answer is far simpler than most expect. One simple secret that will turn you instantly into the writer you want to be. More »
What Will You Create With Tux Paint?
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TECHNOLOGY: This free open source piece of software does wonders for teaching your child to explore imagination while learning to use a computer. But it's not just for the two-year old set More »
Can You Manage a Successful Career While Also Being a Traveler?
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FINANCIAL SAVVY: Career management and travel do not have to be mutually exclusive - they can even be mutually beneficial if you leverage the right resources. More »
Journey of A Lifetime: How Travel Prepared Me For Parenting
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FAMILY: Parenting and travel have far more in common than you might expect. Listen to one woman's story of how her year of travel taught her the lessons she needed to become a parent. More »
Why We Feel The Need To Tame The Wild Things?
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SOUNDING BOARD: Parents find the new Where the Wild Things Are film to be too frightening for their children. I plan to take my daughter anyway, and here's why. More »
Ghostbusting 101: 6 Myths Debunked by Loyd Auerbach
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INTERVIEWS: Before you set off on a ghost hunting expedition, you first need to learn a few lessons. More »
Making Gallo Pinto With A Crazy Costa Rican
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COOKING AND RECIPES: There's no better way to start the day than with cup of strong, excellent coffee and a plate of gallo pinto, rice and beans made the Costa Rican way. More »
New study shows Tai Chi lowers blood sugar in diabetics
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HEALTH: One more proven health benefit of studying the "supreme ultimate boxing." More »
My Hometown: St Alban's, Newfoundland
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POSTCARDS FROM HOME: Candice Walsh shares her thoughts on going home to St Alban's, where everyone knows everyone, and life is lived without boundaries. More »
Boost Your Happiness & Creativity By Acting Like A Child
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LIVING YOUR DREAM: We always say how it's important to appreciate the small things in life, but do we really believe it? More »
Chicken Coops in Your Backyard
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DIY AT HOME: Tired of paying for Organic eggs? Check out how chicken 'tractors' are spreading all over the country. More »
Share Your Stories and Resources for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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HEALTH: October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Find out what you can do to get involved. More »
Family vs. Travel: The Regret of the Road Not Taken
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LIVING YOUR DREAM: We all make choices when traveling. Often, choosing one path, closes a door on another. How does one keep from feeling the regret of the road not traveled? More »
Matador Life Comes Home
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FROM THE EDITOR: Leigh Shulman takes Matador Life in a new direction. More »
How to Mastermind an Adventure That Makes the Masses Jealous
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LIVING YOUR DREAM: Matador member Misty Tosh takes us behind the scenes of her life and explains how she schemes some big dreams. More »
The Frankel's
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SOUNDING BOARD: We met this family in New Mexico. They have more people living under one roof than I can count on my own fingers. One by one, they open their house for people to stay. They feed them, they clothe them, they treat strangers just like their own family. More »
Simpler Times
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SOUNDING BOARD: We can always learn from the past. Listen to the wise. More »
Are you a Matadorian?
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LIVING YOUR DREAM: Here's what some of our nearly 7,500 followers on Twitter answered when we asked: "What does it mean to be a Matadorian?" More »
Signature On A Small Town
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SOUNDING BOARD: I hope this clip keeps the endless search going, wherever you are. More »
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