Hey Readers,

Life can get crazy - even for our writers. Because of this, we're temporarily on hold with producing new content. We hope to be back on this as soon as possible and bring you fresh articles daily, but right now it's not within reach.

In the meantime, let us know if you'd like to write for us. The more people who can help us out, the faster we can get the ball rolling.

Until then, enjoy the articles from our archives.

love, eloise

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

How to Lose Friends and Not Influence Random People The Six Essential Questions for De-Cluttering Your Facebook Friend List.

On the Blog

Meet Market As I spent last summer barhopping I was constantly berated by friends and family who said, “You’re not going to meet anyone decent at a bar.” So where, then?

The Pre-Date Google Search Everyone should expect that they’ve been Googled prior to going out on a date and that it’s not considered tacky at all to bring up some of the information you find.

Friday, January 23, 2009

Blackout or Get Out The issue of binge drinking, especially among young women has been one that has come under hot contention recently and it's giving us guilt with every champagne cork we pop.

What's in a Name? Apparently a lot The start of this New Year has already brought tons of changes to my life but none have been so strange as when I was recently informed that I’d have to change my name.

The Battle for Food: The New Trend of Food Politics The meat of the issue is this: activists across the country are calling for the American population to tone-down their meat intake, increase their vegetable and fruit intake, and help enact national policies that help local farmers and eradicate harmful agribusiness.

On the Blog:

There is such a thing as everlasting love He was right. I was wrong. True love can last a lifetime according to scientists.

Monday, January 19, 2009

We Think a Change Will Do Us Good Generation Y takes a look at the changes they hope Barack Obama will bring to the United States during the next four years.

At Your Service Officially, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the third Monday of January, has  been a national day of service since Congress passed the King Holiday and Service Act in 1994. Get out and do some good. Here's how.

On the Blog:

an unconventional love letter Your aroma is like the sweet smell of chicken in a Chipotle Burrito.

RE: Can Too Many Rules Ruin The Game? One reader's response: Maybe from now on the only rule worth following is doing what we feel is right and doing what makes us happy.