Diane writes from Los Angeles, California.
by Diane Faber Veitzer
A boy who has basically nothing has something most of us lack.
Having just turned 43, never married, no kids, I was having a tough time getting up the enthusiasm to pray for these same things once again
After 15 years of dating for marriage, I hit the jackpot in a most unexpected way.
I wanted an evening filled with the magic experience of Sukkot, but I was getting in the way.
By seizing change today, we might avoid the seizure tomorrow.
It may make sense for businesses to judge by current performance, but this thinking is particularly toxic when applied outside the workforce.
A young African child, whose family couldn't scrape together five dollars to keep him in school, has something most people lack.
The guidelines for a good vacation are also great tools for the good life.
We can either tear down another person's success or be inspired by the example. We can choose to be Abel, or choose to be Cain.
I may lack a husband and children, but that's no reason for self-pity.
If having possessions means living in fear and loss, we are not richer for them.
My vacations are usually escapes to places where cares are few and comforts are many. This year I went where cares are many and comforts are few.
Dancing with my grandmother is discovering that you are the most wonderful person in the entire world.
As a lawyer, life can be an endless game of billing time. What happens to those non-billable hours?
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