What happened in January in days gone by? January history then and now.

Recent studies indicate that those herbs and spices we use, might not just be giving our taste buds a boost. Scientists at the University of Oslo in Norway have reasons to believe that herbs and spices should be a part of an antioxidant-rich diet.

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.

I clip items that make me smile. I have a tongue-in-check medicine timeline snippet that not only made me smile, it inspired me pull out my dog-eared copy of BACK TO EDEN, a classic book promoting health and wellness through natures bounty.

This can be a frightening time for families as the United States ends its military action in Iraq. What can you do to help your children cope with the images and stories that have been part of their lives? And what about preparing for the unthinkable: terrorism at home or at work?

I think you will like this easy beet salad recipe.

Thanksgiving, although not a religious holiday, there is no better time to give thanks for family, friends and abundance.

St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated on March 17 and in much of the world it is treated as a day of drinking and revelry. However, until the 1970s there was a mandate that ordered pubs closed on March 17 in Ireland

Have you read the catchy lines of Green Eggs and Ham or The Cat in the Hat out loud so many times to your children that you’ve come to either adore or resent the man who wrote them?

Hamentaschen are delicious little 3 cornered buttery cookies. You can often find them in some supermarkets. They are most available during Jewish holidays. Bakeries sell them year round, however they can be quite expensive. You can make your own.