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A fabulous Fitbit accessory to keep the clasp from opening and the device from falling off is available.
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We’ve all had at least one teacher who’s made a major difference in our lives.
The most wonderful teacher I ever had was my junior high English teacher, Mrs. Alberti. Continue reading
Wow – this time of year is a killer, isn’t it? Spring can’t come soon enough! Continue reading
Stuff happens.
It’s a fact of life.
But some “bad” things that happen to us make us better — and help us develop compassion and build empathy.
The two big learning experiences that I think everyone should have, if only for a short time, are to: Continue reading
Just made reservations for my first bloggers conference — the big one.
Yep, it’s the BlogHer 2015 conference in New York City — held at the Midtown Manhattan Hilton.
This is going to be a real adventure– just me and 5,000 other women who also love to blog! Continue reading
I’m blessed to have wonderful parents who are sharp, active and involved in life. As octogenarians (and all the years before that), they’ve been truly inspirational!
The lessons my parents taught me through words and actions were right on the mark — and I’ve tried to pass their wisdom along to my son, too.
Their advice: Continue reading
Recently wrote a blog post about the many crafts I’ve done through the years and realized I’ve also gone through an extreme number of non-craft hobby “phases,” too.
A lot of women find joy in do-it-yourself crafts… and I’m one of them.
So many crafts, so little time! Continue reading
You’ll have to use your imagination for this blog post!
I took my first chair dancing class at Inversions, a local pole fitness studio, tonight.
And am almost at a loss for words to describe it.
Let’s just say it’s not grandma sitting on a straight-backed chair watching a nice lady on TV and extending her arms up and down to get in a little activity.
This was exotic chair dancing. Continue reading
Nearly every Friday after work I swing by the best thrift store in town before going home. It’s only about two miles away.
Tonight’s trip was really fun; everyone in the store wanted to chat. Continue reading
