At one time or another each of us have had to go to work while dealing with a family or personal crisis. What can you do? How do you cope?

Mary T. Wagner’s Running with Stilettos: Living a Balanced Life in Dangerous Shoes is a series of very personal essays; whatever the subject, this author’s humor and resilience shines through.

This seems to be the month to take closer look a myriad of health issues, including World Food Day to increase of the awarness of hunger throughout the world.

Whether you believe in astrology or not, Everyday Astrology: How to Make Astrology Work for You, by Gary Goldschneider, is a interesting read.

If you want your children to have a good shake at succeeding at life, the best thing to do is to encourage them to read. Reading is that one skill essential in all areas of achievement.

Cell phones are everywhere, they have become a necessary evil. Adults have them, teens have them, even children have them. However, there seems to be no clear rules about cell phone curtesy or safety.

In the USA September 7 is Labor Day, a time for fun, picnics and celebration of the end of summer, but it is more than that. Visit the site see what Labor Day really means.

Better banking means smart banking. Take advantage of all that your bank has to offer. They are there to serve you and your family

Whether at work or home, following e-mail etiquette and its do´s and don´ts is easy. These days we may get 15 legitimate e-mails and 50 pieces of SPAM. To make sure your e-mails are not caught up in the SPAM trap be careful what you put in your subject line.

It is Cataract Awareness Month. More than half of all Americans develop cataracts by age 80. The good news is, cataracts are one of the most curable forms of vision loss. Don't put off getting regular eye check ups.