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This year, December 25th marks the date Christmas is celebrated and the day Hanukkah begins. It weighs heavy on my heart that wars are continuing to rage around the world and that many people of differing religious and political observations and philosophies continue to disagree and exhibit hate towards one another. What if we take

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After slogging our way through two years of Covid and now inflation, the rise in gas prices, and the brutal

No. Don’t worry. Nothing’s wrong. Last night I attended Elton John’s Farewell Tour, one of 20,000 plus enthusiastic fans at

In a recent post, Brenda suggested if we wear tight leggings, some of us might want to cover our bums.

Charlotte Moss is one of the most recognized and respected names in the design world. In addition to writing over

Early in life I discovered that if I wanted to do something, I shouldn’t sit back and wait for it

I feel great today. Yes, I slept like a baby last night, and today is beautiful and sunny. Yes, the

The late fashion designer Hubert de Givenchy said, “Life has different stages. You must realize that in life what you

Oscar de la Renta once said, “A woman makes an outfit her own with accessories,” and over the years, I’ve

I am grateful to Brenda for posting her interview with Lee Woodruff: A Woman of Strength. Grateful because of the wisdom

In 2006, while at Disney World with her four children, including five-year-old twins, Lee Woodruff got a phone call no

Remember all those times you were asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Maybe it was

This is the time of year we look forward to being with friends and family, but in this second year

Standing in my kitchen with mixing bowls, measuring spoons, my Black and Decker hand mixer, springform pan, and ingredients spread

Not everyone decides to follow the same path in life, and that’s okay. When many of my high school and

It’s that time of year, again, when we deck the halls and raise a toast to family and friends and

After chemotherapy for breast cancer, one drink of alcohol was about all I could handle. One drink of anything gave

This year Breast Cancer Awareness Month has taken a backseat to the senseless murder of Gabby Petito and whether we

Seldom have I opened a book and been gob smacked by goosebumps, but Debra Shriver’s exquisite The French Leave: From Paris