Pratap was seated at a restaurant with his family discussing the movie they had just seen. “His acting was amazing,” Pratap’s daughter said. His son and wife agreed emphatically. “My favorite part of the movie was when that guy…what was […]
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Ranjit constantly felt exhausted. He attributed it to the increased demands of finding a job after being laid off coinciding with his daughter moving out of state for college. His stress level was high, he told himself, and once the
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Grief is a strong and universal experience after any loss, including death, loss of a job, loss of a home or loss of physical health among others.. It takes a toll on your physical and emotional wellbeing and can last
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March’s ingredient is: bell pepper! Discovered by Columbus in the West Indies, bell peppers or capsicum are a very tasty and nutritious ingredient for snacks and main meals. They are available year round and grow in multiple countries around the
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Many South Asian parents have no problem being involved in their child’s life. From the first day the baby is born and for the rest of its life, a majority of South Asian parents find themselves focused on their child’s
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