Holiday invitations: deciding where to go and what to avoid

Article Abstract:

A divorced parent may find it difficult to decide whether or not to accept invitations from adult children to spend Thanksgiving holidays with them. The fact that their ex-spouses and in-laws will be present during the affairs certainly makes saying yes a hard thing to do.

Holidays, Thanksgiving Day

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Suddenly single: first year: clueless; second year: time for decisions

Article Abstract:

The first year of being single, after the death of a spouse or a divorce, can help a person place his priorities and plans for the future in perspective. The second year is the time for the plans and priorities to be enacted, giving a person a chance to live a new life.

Widowers

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Let spontaneity ignite your social life

Article Abstract:

The boredom of living a structured life in a marriage becomes apparent when when an individual begins living alone after a divorce or death of a spouse. In such situations, living alone can present exciting challenges for new social experiences.

Social aspects

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