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Now more than ever, successful women are all around us, crushing it in their careers and personal lives. Attracting and keeping her interest shouldn’t be about flashy first impressions or spending money you don’t have on expensive merchandise.
Whether you’re looking for an event to entertain your kids this Family Day, a romantic winter getaway for Valentine’s Day weekend, or a fun-filled final destination for a winter road trip, this list has a little something for every type of winter explorer.
February is upon us, and that means Valentine’s Day will soon be here. Everyone seems to be in the mood for matchmaking or being matched with that compatible someone. Coffee dates are the perfect low-pressure way to get to know someone, while also discovering a new coffee place in the city.
There’s nothing wrong with chocolates, cards, sexy undergarments or fancy dinners at restaurants, but if you’re looking for a way to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your significant other that isn’t the same old song and dance, we’ve got some brilliant ideas here.
The holidays are done, you've pretty much given up on your New Year's resolutions, and now February's cold, dark, blah tentacles are reaching out for you. Don't let them win!
Dating in your thirties is not the same amusement park dating in your twenties was. Stakes are higher; perhaps you're ready to settle down, maybe you want children, and you've probably had your heart broken a couple times already. It's not easy when you're looking for a meaningful relationship with the right person, so here are some great tips for dating in your thirties:
Dating isn’t easy in today’s world, no matter your age or previous relationship experience. Yet, dating after a divorce or breakup has some layers that often make it just a bit more challenging initially. If you’re just venturing out into the dating world again after a relationship breakup, here are some dating tips for you.
Are you already reading or hearing the complaints about how people can’t wait for the year to end? You’re not alone. The interesting part is that this seems to happen every year! Why are so many so unhappy with the overall outcome of each year as it draws to a finale?
Whether you call them resolutions or goals, most people begin a new year determined to improve at least one aspect of their lives. Losing weight, exercising more or eating a healthier diet are the most common objectives come January, but these aren't the only targets.
The holiday season is for kids, right? Well...sort of. No matter what or how you celebrate, it's a time for family, children, good friends and your partner! It's such a busy time of year that many couples confess to hardly seeing one another until the new years rolls around, never mind having any meaningful time together.
