Will Houston have enough cemetery spaces for future demand? Experts explain the outlook for end-of-life planning during the next 50 years.
Isobella Jade / Contributor
Isobella Jade is an essayist and writer living in Houston, find her on Twitter @IsobellaJade or email her at [email protected]
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As the days get shorter, experts share ways to combat seasonal depression
With the shorter days in winter, seasonal affective disorder increases as daylight savings time ends.
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Mattresses, dressers, tree branches — TxDOT ramps up efforts to confront debris on roadways
I was serenading my children by singing Queen’s “We will, we will rock you,” while driving toward Missouri City to my son’s soccer game when suddenly the inspiring energy turned to panic. I swerved, jerking my car to straddle a huge gardening rake that was in my lane on the Beltway. “Hold on,” I said. […]
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My grandmother’s life was cut short. We can all learn on how to live better, healthier.
As the population of older residents in Houston and the U.S. expands, a healthier lifestyle will be critical.
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Living in Houston isn’t as affordable as I thought it would be on a single income
It’s near impossible to rent or own an apartment in Houston with a single household income.
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My dad's life wasn't ‘an easy journey.' What I found after his death taught me who he really was
After moving to Houston, writer Isobella Jade learns about her estranged father’s depression and also the better days of his life.
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Walking with an egret, trees and wilderness eased my regrets about moving to Houston
Houston's natural side has saved one writer's mental health and uplifted her reboot from regrets about moving to the city.