Relationship Advice: Coming Out of Your Comfort Zone

By Carole Spiers

Planning to get married can bring up new perspectives in your life. All of a sudden you start thinking of yourself as a prospective wife/ husband with all the attendant issues that go with the role. Thoughts of children and becoming a parent flit through your mind- surely you aren't ready for that yet! After all, you only just decided to get married!

But then you start to look at babies in buggies being wheeled down the road and you realise that you are indeed entering a new chapter in your life and it all seems to be happening so quickly!

You now start to do things as a couple mixing more with other couples at the same stage of life as you and conversation suddenly does seem to focus on women being pregnant; men bottle feeding and of course the school run. You sit back and sometimes feel that you are an observer in this conversation but in no time at all you too will be caught up with family life.

What Can You Do in 90 Seconds?

By Edward Lewellen

When you say "90-Seconds", you think, "That's not much time at all!" 90-seconds. A minute-and-a-half. Not much can happen in that amount of time. Or, can it?

According to Neuro-Scientist and Neuro-Anatomist Jill Bolte Taylor, 90-seconds is the longest amount of time that an emotion can last in anyone's body... unless we choose to hold onto it and stay angry after the initial 90 seconds of chemical/physiological response... or we choose to let go of it and shut off the anger after 90 seconds and be at peace. It is our choice as Dr. Taylor says to "either consciously or unconsciously to rethink the thoughts that re-stimulates the circuit."

Features When You Visit Motorpoint Arena

By Lissa B Kramer


Almost all individuals have their own favourite music
genres. From the soft tune music of the 70's, the funky
sound of the 80's up to the eclectic tunes today, individuals
continue to hear unparalleled music from great and

Pottery Marks Series : Grand Feu Pottery

By Manning Garrett


Operating from 1912 through around 1917, Grand Feu
Pottery was a small, quirky pottery studio operating out of
Los Angeles, California. The company's relatively short
production period led to limited output, which has led to
limited availability on the collector's market today. Pieces
can vary in price from $500 for a small, simple, unexciting

The Balance of Life

By Sean D Snowdon

One dilemma with me is that I hunger after adventure, the
rush of doing something I have never done before, probably
something that most won't. One weekend we were out