Monthly Archives: January 2018

We just bought a house in Omaha. Now it’s moving time from the rain of the Northwest. Many of us moved a lot when we were kids. Moving is hard, but moving can be traumatic for children. Kids don’t have much say in where they move or why they have to move.  You are taking […]

More and more, I’m hearing about boomers coping with the death of a family member. As one generation ages, the older generation is following the stream of all living things. Birds do it. Bees do it. Even our mothers and fathers do it. They pass on. For most of us it is a time of […]

That event that you were fearing is close to happening. The phone rings day and night. Not only do bill collectors call, but the bank started calling. First, they sent a notice stating that you were late with your payment. Then they started calling warning about foreclosure if you didn’t bring things current. You can’t […]

The first month of the new year is reportedly the most popular time of year to file for divorce. A rumor that January – the divorce month is ominously nicknamed “Divorce Month” in legal circles. Sure, the holidays are hectic, and relationship issues can come into sharper focus when stressed-out couples spend more time together. But is January’s […]

Newsweek says “Being a better person is the top New Year’s resolutions for 2018, according to a new poll from Marist College in New York.” Their findings show that about 12 percent of those surveyed want to become a better person in 2018. The same amount reported wanting to lose weight in the new year. Only 7 […]