Nate Waymire

Ever had a great friendship end badly? Maybe it's time to rebuild the relationship. Sunday, June 26 is Forgiveness Day. It's the perfect opportunity to put the past behind you and mend broken ties.

Friendship is one of the most important aspects of life. Our friends share their strength with us, celebrate our triumphs and help guide us down the path of life. But we don't always take the time we need to cultivate our relationships.

Ever wonder if there was anything you could do to live a longer, happier life? It could be as simple as having a positive attitude and a thriving network of friends.

March 6 – 12, 2011 is Celebrate Your Name Week. It's a time to learn more about your own name, learn some fun facts about unusual monikers and explore your ancestry. Check out these 7 days and 7 ways to celebrate names.

We all want to be surrounded by our loved ones. And we think about people from our past who are no longer in our lives. February is a month for love. Not just the love of a significant other, but for anyone who made our world a better place. It's the perfect time to reconnect.

Ever since Carmen was a little girl, she noticed a profound sadness in her mother. For years Carmen never knew why, but one day she learned the painful truth. That's when Carmen became determined. She would find her missing aunt and help her mom reunite.

Life can be complicated. As we head into the New Year, we'll all look for ways to make our lives easier. We want to find the information we need to make informed decisions, and get the tools we need to solve problems.

Roots Day is the perfect occasion to learn more about your family tree. What you find could change your life.

We all think about people from our past during the holidays. Some we may not have seen in years. It's never too late. You can find and reconnect with people just in time for the holiday season.

Thanksgiving is a day that was meant to be shared with family and friends. A lot has changed since that first Thanksgiving dinner in 1621, but the concept is still the same. We can all be thankful for what we have, especially the family and friends who enrich our lives.