Pandemic

Even the bad things we walk through don't negate who you are and are often revealing and catalysts for change--the good kind.

This pandemic has caused many East Texans to re-think what they're doing in their lives. Long to find a life "purpose?" Give this a try in the next few days.

It's up to us to keep ourselves strong. Upside? When things do settle, perhaps we've learned some new habits that will serve us well.

Suffice to say, 2020 has NOT been the year many of us hoped for. I've been derailed many times. Thankfully, we can start again. And AGAIN--if needed.

During the pandemic, sending gifts to friends can be just the cheer up they need. Here's some ideas for the tech-lover in your life.

Having grapes, yogurt-covered almonds, and Chex snack mix within arm's reach used to make for a pretty good road trip, but there's a whole new list of essentials to pack now.

"(He) didn't at least ring the doorbell or call 911!"

In addition to pandemics & political strife, many are facing personal heartache or struggles. One of the most powerful balms to soothe many wounds? Kindness.

Sometimes we take the towns we live in for granted. We don't always realize the charm they have for, say, road trippers from OTHER towns passing through.

In the midst of a pandemic economy, we're concerned about the best way to handle our retirement accounts well. An expert chimes in with some advice.

We can still find many joyful ways to "summer" this summer--despite the struggles. And perhaps even be surprised by new ones.

Turmoil and struggle, though dark and difficult while we walk through them, can lead to real change for the better. And that is something to celebrate, indeed.