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• Dear Babs and all our other sisters, I went through a lot of the same. After 17 years of marriage and 4 kids, I had a soap opera of a time, complete with a cheating husband and private detective, followed by a divorce. Thankfully, that was 10 years
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• Hail Darcy! That was the most insightful answer I could've received. Wow, you are one deep, practical, honest thinker...You make more sense in 2 minutes than my therapist has in 2yrs! I wish I had someone like to to 'really' talk to. Oh, the conversa
  In "Is a Maid of Honor Necessary?"
• I made the decision to go grey a few weeks ago. Actually, I had been wanting to do it for a long time but couldn't find a stylist who seemed keen on working with me. I am 53, a school teacher and look probably 10 years younger, and i was being told
  In "Best hairstyles for fine hair or thin hair: Stay ahead of hair loss with strategic cuts, styling tricks and color"
•   I wrote this in 2003 and recently discovered it in a desk drawer!
  In "A Very Special Gift"
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