by trishafalvey | Jan 1, 2012
January 1st brings an opportunity for fresh starts and new beginnings. Common resolutions for 2012 include getting a better job, losing weight and reducing stress. These can all be worthy goals, however it makes sense to include improving relationships on that list as...
by trishafalvey | Jul 27, 2011
Top four reasons I recommend the book My Princess Boy 1) The princess boy is not only adorable but also a role model for following his heart and true self 2) The parents of the princess boy love and support him 3) The book lovingly embraces gender diversity and...
by trishafalvey | Jun 30, 2011
Don’t Ask Don’t Tell Still Stands – at 4th of July Family Reunions Across the Nation! Today we celebrate the official end of “Don’t ask Don’t tell” in the US military. Don’t Ask Don’t Tell was an erroneous policy created for gay and straight people to be able to work...
by trishafalvey | Jun 13, 2011
Life may not always feel like a picnic if you are GLBT, or love someone who is, however, this Sunday in honor of GLBT Pride month there IS a picnic – and it is a free event open to everyone. Sunday June 19, 2011 Twin Cities Pride is hosting the Pride Picnic. It is...
by trishafalvey | May 17, 2011
I had the opportunity to see the touring company of the Broadway musical Next to Normal last weekend. Next to Normal is about a family struggling with mental illness; the Mother has a diagnosis of Bipolar disorder with delusional episodes. While only one family member...
by trishafalvey | Apr 27, 2011
“If people spent as much time planning their marriages as they do their weddings there would be a lot less divorce.” Kenneth Stewart PhD Many people pour hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars into the “big day” – the day of their wedding. The writer is not...
