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Looking back at your younger years, don’t you have a few specific childhood memories that really stand out? Sometimes they were big trips and amazing adventures, and sometimes those childhood memories were of the small day to day things that you did with your family. Either way, we all have them – days that we will never forget and are etched in our memory! The Divas are all about creating childhood memories with our kids to last a lifetime, and for that exact reason we have all teamed up to create our list of Top Childhood Memories to Create with Your Children!...

Numerous studies have documented the perks. Research shows that an attitude of gratitude can lead to improved physical health, make you more optimistic and less prone to negative emotions, and even help you sleep better and avoid the type of exhaustion that leads to burnout. What’s more, showing thanks to others can strengthen your bonds and help you build new friendships at work. But here’s the best part: In addition to the boost we get, gratitude can also bring out the full potential in those around us....

Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. To learn more about ’em, click here. Nobody can resist that opening credit scene: The beat of the theme song begins, and soon the screen is full of feet clad in funky ’80s footwear. We doubt even one person could resist singing along to this famous song or any other Footloose songs! So if you are looking for the perfect ’80s-themed movie date, then this is it!...

How do you meet endings? I mean, most of us have some developed habits about the way in which we meet endings. Are you aware of your habits? Without any judgment or criticality, let’s just take a look to see what our relationship to endings are. Like, when you go to a party, or you go to a conference: Do you have a tendency to leave emotionally or mentally before the conference is over or before the party’s over?...

My husband’s legs are long, and mine are not. When we hike together he can move ahead quickly and I often find myself taking up the rear. This isn’t a problem, unless we’re hiking an unfamiliar trail. I remember hiking with him in Death Valley on a long, winding path, worried that we had gotten lost. I was wearing a hat with a big brim that flopped over my eyes and, because I was focused more on my feet than the horizon, before I realized it, he was far ahead of me....