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Ellie's Guides To...

• Look everywhere for your “people” in retirement
• Is MAID for everyone?
• Animals need advocates to ensure their health and welfare
• It’s imperative to set boundaries for your own mental health
• Talk about sex with your children early on
• Starting over is unchartered territory….. go slow
• Enjoy the journey before worrying about the ending
• Triggers can come out of the blue; get professional help to dig deep
• Fears and phobias should not be laughed at by others
• Try to communicate calmly with your partner
• Teenage antics are meant to happen during the teenage years
• Fashion is not mandatory
• NEVER judge a book – or a person – by their appearance
• At some point, you ned to live independantly (if possible)
• Support people in their dreams
• Adult children should help care for ageing parents
• Sex is personal, private and for you to decide the details
• Not all friendships last a lifetime
• Discuss your social media acceptance levels with your partner
• Cheating husband? Get a lawyer!
• If someone is upset with you but won’t tell you why, there’s not much you can do
• Don’t sweat the small stuff
• Show your partner what you like sexually – everyone’s different
• Some bodily functions can be managed through diet. Seek nutritional advice
• Obsessions that become intrusive and detrimental are a problem
• Everyone is different. Be yourself and do what feels right for you.
• There are many ways to help ease menopause symptoms
• Pay attention to your loved ones so they don’t fall off the edge
• Tell your partner what you want in the bedroom
• Teenagers often whip attitude around. This too shall pass
• one person’s sexual identity shouldn’t be another person’s entertainment
• Moms need to be shown EXTRA love and respect on Mother’s Day
• Check with a doctor if there’s recurring ill-health
• Fighting to be understood becomes tiresome
• Sassy teenagers usually grow out of it
• Don’t take your prank antics too far
• A badly trained or untrained dog can be dangerous to the public
• Stay close with family
• Extricate yourself from the web of family drama
• Give people the benefit of the doubt
• My husband is having an affair…..
• Employees must understand their responsibilities
• Don’t meddle in other people’s business
• Searching for a Mystery Man can be tricky
• Good friends can talk about anything
• When life takes an unexpected turn, figure out a new path
• Social Media is not the place to air your dirty laundry for the world to see
• Take risks in life; it’s worth it
• Trust in your relationship
• The human body is capable of many inexplicable things……

Recent Today's Column

• Look everywhere for your “people” in retirement
• Is MAID for everyone?
• Animals need advocates to ensure their health and welfare
• It’s imperative to set boundaries for your own mental health
• Talk about sex with your children early on
• Starting over is unchartered territory….. go slow
• Enjoy the journey before worrying about the ending
• Triggers can come out of the blue; get professional help to dig deep
• Fears and phobias should not be laughed at by others
• Try to communicate calmly with your partner