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The publishing date for my book, MAYA BLUE A Memoir of Survival is May 20th, a month away. I never dreamed there was so much involved in getting PR lined up and scheduling a book tour. Each day, my to-do list grows longer, and I’m forced to slide some of the things on today’s list to the

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Since I began writing this series, I’ve received some really lovely responses, but I’ve also been on the receiving end

  There are only twelve, count ’em, twelve days left until our big move!

I’m having surgery. Now I’m nesting and thought you might like to know how a surgeon nests before her own

I spent last week in Antigua. I wore a swimsuit that was too small for me this time a year

It’s here. The week of “chasing my lion” has arrived, and I am about to embark on a journey with

It’s summer and we’ve traded in our boots for flip flops, sandals and mules. And you know I wouldn’t be

As my sixth decade approaches I find myself obsessed with the preserving of memories. Especially the memories of loved ones

You may not have reached your health and fitness goals, yet. Even so, why wear clothes that don't make you

For anyone who’s been diagnosed with breast cancer—or knows someone who has—this week’s news that after 25 years, Olivia Newton-John’s

I was excited to turn 30 and rightly so. Those turned out to be some of the best years of

For 15 years my gyno nurse practitioner and I've had our annual trysts on the exam table... me in the
Here are reasons to kick up your heels, daily, for the coming week, and a list for the rest of

I made a commitment to practice self-care, no matter what I weighed, and I began by doing things like wearing

One of my favorite words is “beginning” because it conveys strength and hope. In the beginning everything is shiny and

Taking narcotics in order to work or do some activity is the fastest way to addiction! Smart talk from a
Be on the lookout for someone who needs your wise guidance at work or in her personal life, or who's

As long as the Rollings Stones continue performing, I’ll continue going to their concerts. The first time I saw the

I have supported the Aids Memorial from the very beginning because what is remembered, lives. My generation of hair stylists,