Posts tagged Planning

Parents look edgy and stressed in all malls and bookstores I have been visiting. Complains and glaring stares are exchanged between the children and parents. I can’t help but smile and sympathize at the same time. But I believe it should not be that way. Here is my take on this hullaballoo

Do you and your spouse sometimes feel like you are at logger-heads and feel like there is no solution in sight? Do you always wish you could turn back the clock and change your partner or the situation?

Do you ever wonder why you plan adventure or trips but they don’t materialize? Do you hold off large projects because you are afraid they will never ever see the light of day? Do you always end up in arguments when planning with your spouse? This post will guide you on how to wisely plan your finances and projects with your spouse.

Do you ever wonder why your spouse keeps quiet when you need them to give you feedback? Do you want to end the confrontational episodes when you share your ideas? This article will give you hints as to what is going on your communication system and how to overcome this.

It is almost towards the end of this very cold or hot month (depending on your geographical location in this sphere). I have been very keen to notice one interesting global phenomenon: It is the Zombie month!!! (And I thought Halloween was over!! Hahahahaaa!). You would not be very wrong to think you are in an actual reality show of the ‘walking dead’.

The best part of growing up is the memories you make/made with your parents. The bedside stories, camping while roasting marshmallows, bonfire hotdogs, wrestling in the house, hunting, playing basketball or chess, long adventure travels, memorable dinners. Contrary to what most people believe the gifts given to children take a back shelf in their memories as they grow older. I can only remember a toy or two that I really loved, but the memories… will stay with me forever.