Annie Holmquist
Opinion Editor at 1819 News
Writer at The Epoch Times
Writer @EpochTimes, Opinion Editor @1819news, Editor-in-Chief @MinnOAK. Countering the "great cataract of nonsense" with good ol' fashioned common sense.
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1 week ago |
epochtimes.fr | Annie Holmquist
Nous avons tous déjà vécu des situations où d’autres personnes ont dépassé les limites et remis en question nos frontières personnelles, intentionnellement ou non. Selon notre personnalité, il peut être facile de réagir par une explosion de colère ou un sourire forcé. Mais aucune de ces deux réactions ne résout le véritable problème. « Plus tôt nous communiquons et gérons les attentes, mieux ce sera pour tout le monde », explique Bethany Friske, formatrice en étiquette.
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2 weeks ago |
1819news.com | Annie Holmquist
In an age where feminism seems to rule, there’s a lot of pressure for fathers to start acting softer and more feminine in dealing with their children.
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2 weeks ago |
intellectualtakeout.org | Annie Holmquist
‘Tis the season for weddings, and chances are the next several weeks will find many of us sitting in a lovely venue, decked in our best, watching a man and a woman pledge themselves to one another for better for worse, for richer for poorer, in sickness and in health. The good news is that more of these sweet couples may remain true to their vows. Statistics from the Census Bureau show that U.S. divorce rates have dropped from 10.0 in 2008 to 7.0 in 2022.
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2 weeks ago |
theepochtimes.com | Annie Holmquist
It’s an uncomfortable move, but communication is key for healthier relationships. Bethany Friske offers tips to make it easier. 5/20/2025Updated: 5/20/2025We’ve all experienced situations where others crossed the line and challenged our personal boundaries, intentionally or not. Depending on our personalities, it can be easy to respond with either an angry outburst or a plastered smile. But neither response resolves the real issue.
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2 weeks ago |
theepochtimes.com | Annie Holmquist
One of my favorite old-time movies is 1942’s “The Pride of the Yankees,” starring Gary Cooper. Filled with sweetness, humor, and the good ol’ American values of determination and a solid work ethic, the movie tells the story of baseball great Lou Gehrig from his boyhood to his final days battling the disease that now bears his name. There are many scenes worth pondering in this classic film, but the opening comes to mind today—largely because of the novelty it presents to our current culture.
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