Tag Archives: books
| A Breathtaking Novel – Looking for Me by Beth Hoffman |
May 20, 2013
Darn that Beth Hoffman. I laughed and cried over her debut novel Saving CeeCee read more »
| Road Trip Novel – Elizabeth Berg’s Tapestry of Fortunes |
May 18, 2013
Elizabeth Berg’s latest book, Tapestry of Fortunes. There is a road trip, but the story is actually about connecting with the past, and diread more »
| What to Eat at Midlife: Fitness fads to avoid, diet plans that work, and healthy weight loss strategies recommended by women over 45 | Most Liked |
May 06, 2013
If you feel as if your body has started to betray you, you are not alone. Many women just like you struggle with menopudge, the belly fat that often appears as yet another disconcerting side effect of menopause. Fortunately, many women have learned eread more »
| To Create or Not to Create, That is the Question. |
May 05, 2013
I wax philosophical on Sundays, mulling over those deep questions of human existence and why we are here. Are we here to take up space and get caught up in the gears of our cultural existence—sitting on the couch after a grinding work day watchiread more »
| Affirmations for all women |
April 24, 2013
Yes you can.
One step at a time.
Be happy today.
Plan to be fulfilled.
The world is waiting for you.
You are all you need to be happy.
Delight and Surprise yourself!
Pamper yourself.
Be amazeread more »
| Book Review – Let the Dead Sleep by Heather Graham |
April 22, 2013
Heather Graham. In Let the Dead Sleep, the first in the new Cafferty & Quinn series, Graham combines all those elements beautifully for an atread more »
| Book Review-The Shared Wisdom of Mothers and Daughters by Alexandra Stoddard |
April 09, 2013
Over the years, Alexandra Stoddard’s books have been a symbol to me of gracious living. I appreciated Gift of a Letter, Grace Notes, Living a Beauread more »
| Adult children and your money: How to be a supportive vibrant mom without going broke | Most Liked |
April 02, 2013
| What should I expect from therapy? | Hot Conversation |
April 02, 2013
I should probably first say that I am going to find ways to cope with a son’s mental breakdown. He is actually my nephew but as dear to us as a son and he is in a bad, bad place right now.
We find that we are sinking also. We don̵read more »
| If I had known then what I know now |
March 26, 2013
I would have recognized that true love comes at any time-sometimes
when you already have a partner. I would have realized that sometimes, you can’t
be with who you long to be with and – guess what – that’s ok.
I woulread more »
I first heard of this word when I took part in the Winter Feast For the Soul. I have been a follower of the meditation teacher Davidji from the Chopra Center for two years now and he taught a lesson on this during the Feast. I play that downloaded me