Where living an amazing life never gets old
I’m still pumped after attending the San Diego Adventure and Travel Show with my friend, Ruth, this weekend. My head is spinning with ideas about places I want to go, experiences I want to have and stories I want to write. So, since the theme of this week’s Twisted Mixtape Tuesday is “Your Choice,” I kind…
I told you yesterday about Look Good Feel Better, a fantastic group that empowers women by helping them deal with the appearance-related effects of cancer and its treatments. One of their most exciting annual fundraisers is the online Dior LGFB Auction, which just went live on Tuesday. Yes, it’s that Dior, and, yes, you’re going…
I’m at the gorgeous J.W. Marriott Desert Springs today, getting ready to do something that may be on my bucket list. You see, whether it’s actually on my list will depend on whether or not I actually end up doing it. I know. I’m a bucket list control freak.
I’m off to visit my daughter in Portland today, and can’t wrap my head around the fact that she’s done with college and is now out on her own, ready to take on the world. As I was packing for my trip, I started thinking about her as a little girl and was getting all…
We have fond memories of waiting for the big September issue of “Seventeen” to come out when we were teenagers. Now it’s “Vogue” we look forward to, and we remember trying to balance the four pounder that took up our whole mailbox a couple of years ago. That September 2007 issue of “Vogue” was the…
I’m so glad Will Smith is nominated for a Golden Globe for his performance in Concussion — not just because he really brings Dr. Bennet Omalu to life, but because that recognition may encourage more people to go and see this vitally important movie that the NFL is hoping you’ll ignore or write off simply as…
The 2015 Mitsubishi Outlander pulled up to our house right in time for the Fourth of July weekend, an appropriate time for a car that offered us the freedom to do so much during our week-long test drive.
Have you ever done anything you regretted? Have you ever wished that you could go back in time and correct it? That is what the fascinating part memoir/part introspective journey, Unfinished Business, is about. Author Lee Kravitz was the uber busy editor-in-chief of Parade magazine. He worked too hard, too long and too intensely at his…
