Last month we had a fire at our home. It started when a curtain brushed against a candle and the fire spread very quickly. I am glad that damage was just minimal but in the few minutes of panic and in reflections after it had long gone out, I learned so much.When I told my friend about it , she mentioned to me that she had an 'emergency box' that contained a lot of vital information that she would reach for in an emergency. So I wondered to myself " What are the top 5 things I would try to save

When we are in our teens we are excited about life and are consumed with having fun and getting schoolwork done. As we get older and we begin to consider career options, relationship options and other choices we have to make, we realise that what we select can make a difference in our lives as well as those of our children and other youngsters. When we get to 60 and older, we realise that our time left on the planet is getting shorter. Material things don't have as much priority as they used to

Many of us are good at clearing our desks and our closets. Maybe we don't do it as often as we would like but we know that it is necessary.We can all remember when we first connected our computers, phones and other devices. There was so much space. It seemed like we could never fill up that space that was available. Gradually, with all the emails coming in, solicited and unsolicited, the advertisements and the phishing scams, our inboxes became cluttered. If we were to check our storage, we wou