[This came to us as a comment on one of our articles from last week, we thought it deserved a full posting of its own]
I read your article on mother-in-laws and son-in-laws and remembered a situation I was in nearly twenty years ago. Much like you suggested, my daughter brought home her new husband from..Read the rest…

Multi-Gen Vacation Trends:  There is an interesting article in the National Post about the rise in multi-generational vacations. Travel agents, cruise lines and resorts are all seeing an uptick in vacations that include three or more generations. And apparently it’s the youngest generation — the kids — calling the shots.
That’s great news for traditionally kid-friendly..Read the rest…

No one ever said relationships are easy, at least no one we know. Perhaps the most difficult relationships to make work are those where we don’t get to make any part of the decision about who it is we are in the relationship with. Like — when a daughter brings home the man she is..Read the rest…

If you read at all about multigenerational living in the U.S. you are likely to run across the number 16.1%. That is the latest number (2008) which has statistical data support for the percentage of households that house two or more adult generations. But care should be taken when tossing around that number. We recently..Read the rest…