Susan Jackson

Do your pets travel with you during the holiday season? Even if it's just to "Aunt Betty's house", your pets should be buckled in to their seat as any human would be within your car.

In full disclosure, I do not participate in a fully gluten-free diet, but I have started to become more aware of flours and products within my foods due to digestive sensitivities.

Here in NC, the winter chill has settled in early, causing my bones and muscles lots of aches and stiffness.

Every pet needs a holiday treat, but still needs to stay healthy. My dog loves his treats like any good furry creature, but sometimes his tummy doesn't.

Traveling during the holidays means lots of luggage, presents, and usually lack of space.

Each sunset gives us a chance to rest and be renewed for a new day. Each sunrise brings a new day. If your holiday joy is struggling this year, don't give up.

Joint aches, hip pain, muscle strains, and the likes all seep into our body during the holiday season.

Friends, whether you are ready, Christmas is descending quickly upon us! As someone who works hard to make sure that your Christmas Eve services

This holiday season, Santa might have his fair share of cookies and is tired of washing them down with milk.

Recently, I had a discussion about bread with my friends over the Thanksgiving season. We had normal white bread in our home for most sandwiches, toast, etc.