Thank you to Heifer International for sponsoring this post and for the amazing work you do. All opinions are, as always, 100% mine. I’ve been doing a lot of research on organizations to support this holiday season, and one of my favorites is still Heifer International.
Ayelet Waldman is one of my heroines. Not only has she written some of my favorite books (“Love and Other Impossible Pursuits,” “Daughter’s Keeper”) but she’s married to the adorable and Pulitzer Prize-winning author of “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay,” she’s got a law degree from, uh, Harvard, and she’s the mother of…
I loved Green Book. I don’t care that most of the movie is predictable and that it hits almost every racial stereotype you can think of. It’s powerful, important and simply a joy to watch because of its appealing two leads.
Somewhere around my 50th birthday, my friends and I started holding restaurant menus up for each other across the table so we could read them. I held books at arm’s length and if my husband put something under my nose to take a look at, I had to push it a foot away to actually…
As I get older, I realize more and more that substance always trumps style. Although there’s something to be said for being cute and small, I’ve learned that it’s more important to be solid, dependable and trustworthy. Which brings me to the Mitsubishi Mirage.
