Women
Laura Munson’s new book, Willa’s Grove, is much more than a novel. It’s a map, a template with the potential to show each one of us how to find a life-changing sense of community. It’s where we can start to answer the question, “So now what?” and it begins with an invitation we send to
The best thing about New Orleans isn’t the food, although it is fabulous, or the live music on the street.
They say everyone has a story, and I believe this is true. I also understand everyone doesn’t want to tell
I have the rare blessing of a lifelong friendship with my high school math teacher. Ms. Bowers taught me every
Recently I heard a young woman say dating is obsolete. “Really?” I asked, to which she replied, “No one has
My granddaughter is 17-years-old and a new, high school senior. Just a few years ago she was teased and came
One of my earliest memories is sitting in a pool of Wesson Oil, smacking my hands on the linoleum floor
We’d only been in our motor home ten days when I packed a bag and hopped on Southwest Airlines for
A lot of people ask me how I decided to start 1010ParkPlace. For over 10 years I was focused on
Recently I attended an event for the purpose of networking with attendees from three, different, women’s entrepreneur groups. It was
When most of us hear the word “homebuilder,” we think of a male-dominated profession, but these hardworking Texas women have
February 19th kicks off the Fierce 50 Campaign, a group of 50 top women bloggers–over 50–who are collaborating with brands
I’ve never really been a scarf girl. I don’t like anything pulling around my neck. Necklaces are fine, but turtlenecks
While unpacking the last wave of boxes from my storage units, I found a letter from my friend, Marjorie. She
For years it has been my dream to start a boutique for struggling women, using clothes as a tool for
This week I was honored to be a speaker and a teacher at the 17th Annual Texas Conference for Women