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We are all human. We have people we love. We feel anxiety over COVID-19. One of the most powerful balms to soothe almost any wounds? Kindness.

If you know that a friend or family member is struggling during this time or they live alone, please instigate a Zoom call.

After many conversations, one of the things I hear most often from my women friends is "why can't he just talk to me like a normal person--like just say hello."

It's the way to a pickle lover's heart!

In a survey done by Elite Singles, kindness "outranked sex, money, connection, and pretty much whatever else you can think of. It's all down to being kind."

For many of us, there is a running dialogue with ourselves and it isn't always very positive. Why do we treat ourselves with such disdain?

Turn Valentine's Day Eve into the perfect Girls Night Out.

If you're striking out in the romance department it may not be your "game," it could be your unpaid bills.

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

Many roses will be gifted to those we love on February 14. Did you know that different colors of roses historically have come to have their own meaning?

Stuck on what to get that special someone in your life for V-Day? You may want to consider something different this year: a pickle bouquet.

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…