September 2011

Connecting with Arts and Crafts

Published in September 2011
Written by Kathleen Fogarty

My hands are new to knitting, yet it feels like they’re waltzing with large wooden needles and a ball of yarn that changes color from apple green to sky blue.…

Rafting Adventure in West Virginia

Published in September 2011
Written by Peggy Sijswerda

Sometimes when you travel you have to face your fears. At least that’s what people say. At the moment I’m sitting on a rubber raft bouncing and bucking like a…

How the World Changes

Published in September 2011
Written by Margaret Wheatley

Several years ago, I read of a Buddhist teacher who encouraged people filled with despair over the state of the world. His advice was simple and wise: “It’s our turn…

Is Home Ownership for You?

Published in September 2011
Written by TW Staff

Homeownership is becoming a reality for more and more Americans. During 2000, the US homeownership rate reached 67.7 percent, the highest rate ever. Yet many Americans don’t realize that homeownership…

Raising Art-Smart Kids

Published in September 2011
Written by Patti Saraniero

We hear lots of talk in education about skills needed for the 21st century workplace. Daniel Pink, author of A Whole New Mind, predicts that creative, right-brained people will be…

The Fabergé Legacy

Published in September 2011
Written by Ginger Levit

Fabergé. The very word suggests aristocratic elegance—fit for kings and queens, especially the royal Russian Romanov family. Imperial Easter eggs are among the 500 objects created by Peter Carl Fabergé…

Restless Legs Syndrome

Published in September 2011
Written by Jennifer Wider, M.D.

We’ve all experienced abnormal sensations in our legs at one time or another, but for as many as 10 percent of the U.S. population, restless legs syndrome (RLS) is a…

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