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Missed the previous articles? Click on the numbers now!  1, 2, 3, 4. With the help of a good glass of wine, more and more people open up. We are all different, we are all the same. Looking to balance everyday our need of […]

Third Culture Kids (TCKs) come in all shapes, sizes, colors and nationalities. Mawule, a new musical artist, was born in Ghana, Africa and moved to the U.S. with his family at age 10. Though he cherishes his origins, the U.S. […]

1. Industrialized countries are the major contributors to it, while developing countries are the major victims. It’s clear that industrialized countries are the major causes of climate change with their high levels of emissions from advanced transportation, industry, and agriculture. […]

You can feel it in the air… See it in all your favorite magazines. Here’s the online fashion buzz. Everyone’s clothing season is approbation to fall and it’s time to take inventory of what you must keep in your wardrobe […]

Ordinary Missionaries  The stories of George And Vonda Sisneros as they work in the village of El Rosario, Guatemala As I write this, my heart is racing a little.  Two weeks ago, Cecilia had an asthma attack that scared us […]

Ordinary Missionaries  The stories of George And Vonda Sisneros as they work in the village of El Rosario, Guatemala What would you do if God asked you to sell everything you own and follow him to another country? In July […]

  Veteran’s Day serves as a reminder of those who have protected American freedoms, upheld our country’s honor and worked to keep us safe at home.  As with the memorials on 9/11, It’s nice to see all the commentary, Facebook […]

  Green Chicken Curry Martha Stewart Everyday Foods’ Sarah Carey concocted a flavor-packed dish reminiscent of old world Thai curry.  Thai curry paste often can be found in the international section of local supermarkets, making Thai food available at home any […]