friendship

When we gather together during the holidays, we seek to put forward our very best. We plan for weeks, we create amazing food, we make our homes and hearts extra sparkly, and do our best to be as kind to one another as possible. Now, it may not always work out that way—but for many of us, we tr…

Reach out to those you love or reconnect with friends. Make memories that will last much longer than any new gadget ever will.

Next time we're tempted to judge or demonize others, imagine walking in their shoes. We don't have to agree. Just seek to understand--and be kind.

Some people are even willing to pay up to $45 per hour for a quality friend in what amounts to a form of pal-stitution.

Life begins to feel shallow if we're not filling it with anything else except ourselves. Reach out to someone you love. Find something to be passionate about.

When we tear ourselves down verbally long enough, we may start to make choices that can lead us to places in life we don't really want to be.

It was a really great day. The weather was beautiful, spent time with a friend, and life felt good. But, a few days last week? Well, it was a different story.

We have a choice in how we choose to "play our roles" in the lives of our friends, family, and even strangers.

There are many relationships in our lives that bring love and companionship--even if these aren't romantic in nature.

During an argument, what is it about social media that seems to make it okay to hit "below the belt" in a way we would never do in person?

Friday May 8th at Harvey Convention Center in Tyler, To the Moon Sisterhood is hosting an event to help women connect with each other and form lasting friendships.

We have all been through this. The horrible break up. Whether a long term relationship or just a few months, any break up can shatter a person's heart. But, friends can gather around and give a healing hand. Here are five great ways to help your friend through a break up.