By Shellie Miller-Farrugia When we’re talking about fashion and style, the image that usually comes to mind is of a female. Although there are talented male designers, the clothing they’re creating is more often modeled by women. When it comes to motherhood, the focus is always on those ladies in our lives who were the […]
By Shellie Miller-Farrugia Too many of us, at this point in history, are walking around with a negative vibe. Sure, life is uncertain some days, but overall it hasn’t changed so much that we can’t keep hope alive! Years ago, my grandmother had a deli in Buffalo, New York. My father turned her pickle recipe
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By Shellie Miller-Farrugia The other day I watched as some children were rollerblading near my home. The first child skated over a small indention in the sidewalk and was brought to an immediate stop. She scraped her knees and then picked herself up. As I watched, I felt the pain she experienced as she fell
By Shellie Miller-Farrugia When was the last time you changed your telephone? Not the number… The actual phone. I’m curious; did you change it because it was broken, or because one with more features came along? When dirt roads get paved over for easier transportation, or when they discontinue 411 for telephone information, you can
By Shellie Miller-Farrugia Music has always been a Love of mine. A few short years ago was the first time I went to a concert and the primary focus of the audience WAS NOT solely on the performers. While expectations of big venues, interactive crowds and the amazing sight of pyro and technical light shows
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By Shellie Miller-Farrugia With a passion for others, and an understanding for people who struggle within themselves, Heather Palacios has an encouraging message and a mission. The self-described “pastor’s wife and cheerleader,“ has been struggling with thoughts of suicide since she was eight years old. Her mission to listen to and empower others to change
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