I can’t get the lyrics from “Hello Goodbye,” by the Beatles, out of my head.

I cried Saturday night. What began as catharsis turned to pure joy and my cheeks were wet when the credits rolled on the movie screen at the Redfield Auditorium on Water Street in Woods Hole.

Q: My child is almost 5 years old and isn’t yet toilet trained. Is this normal?

Call it a war of words. If it is, and they are mightier than swords, they are apt to whet the appetites of those on the left and right for some time.

I began to grow fond of newspapers in high school. I enjoyed occasionally writing for the school paper when I wasn’t spending time on stage validating that I was an authentic member of the high school drama club.

Did you know that by the age of 60, the average American is taking as many as 12 medications a day? This is usually a mix of prescription and over-the counter medications.

Sibling rivalry is one of the hot issues for parents right now with kids at home more or with everyone on vacation together. Here are the top three recommended strategies for handling the squabbling, fighting, competitiveness, and intensity of sibling rivalry:

Approximately 400,000 Americans currently live with multiple sclerosis (MS), a chronic, unpredictable neurological disease that affects the brain, spinal cord and optic nerves.

My 14-year-old sister is being bullied by a group of girls who used to be her friends. They don’t hit her, but they do send her threatening e-mails and text messages on her cell phone. She doesn’t want to tell our parents. What can I do?

This land of plenty, our great U.S. of A., is like a giant all-you-can eat buffet of life; there are no limits. We want a lot and we expect a lot, preferably fast. And why not?