The brain is spiraling and the heart breaking, Truths are now lies, rights are wrongs, Stand firm in the face of adversity, they said. Only the strong survive. Bewildered after uplifting the weak, Plagued by the needy that surround her, Fifty years later, the despair is too much to bear. Being strong is [...]
Women in the Workplace: From IT to Online Fax Services.
on September 27, 2011
Technology is the way of the future. Most people can’t go one day without hearing someone say this. It’s like insanity except we’re saying something over and over instead of doing something over and over. Everyone knows about the intrinsic and extrinsic values of technology, but the most important thing that technology does is empower [...]
Midlife Reminiscing – Boys Scouts of America
on September 18, 2011
This post brought to you by Boy Scouts of America. All opinions are 100% mine. The Boys Scouts of America promote and teach the qualities needed to become men with integrity. A scout is defined as honest, loyal, kind, helpful, obedient, cheerful, brave, and reverent among other quality traits. My hubby came from a family [...]
A Legal Loan or Loan Sharks?
on September 12, 2011
The slogan reads, “WHERE THERE IS A BEGINNING AND AN END.” It is amazing what types of businesses desperate economic times has produced. Earlier this year I wrote about women selling their body parts to make ends meet. This title loan company has emerged at time when people are desperate. Never would I point the [...]
Midlife Shopping Alert | Life Insurance
on September 9, 2011
Rather than a fun shopping alert this week, I’m sharing this life insurance web site, Wholesaleinsurance.net. The live term life insurance quote tool supports the idea that those whose choose to wait until middle age to purchase life insurance will certainly pay higher premiums. Realizing that premiums will rise with age, my purpose is simply to [...]
Sweet Caroline | Good Times Never Seemed So Good
on September 8, 2011
The AP reported the good times never seemed so good for Neil Diamond. Neil Diamond will be honored with Broadway singer Barbara Cook, cellist Yo-Yo Ma, saxophonist Sonny Rollins, and actress Meryl Streep for their contributions to American culture through the arts. I smiled fondly reading the article. Carolyn would have been ecstatic about the news! [...]
Massaging Gel Insoles Review | Are You Gellin?
on September 2, 2011
Dr. Scholl’s is a trusted brand of which I have patronized over the years. The company has been in operation for nearly one hundred years. Their insoles and inserts are designed for specific foot situations such as work, sports, arch/heel support, and walking. Working as a server and restaurant manager years ago, I used Dr. [...]
Shopping Alert | Bakeware Specials
on September 1, 2011
For many families September symbolizes the start of the holiday season. Whether it be Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, or Hanukkah, home baked goodies are most likely to be served. Take advantage of these September savings and we will both benefit! Thanks for your support and Happy Shopping. Kathy $20 Off Orders of $150! Now through September [...]
Allergy or Zombie Virus?
on August 28, 2011
Sometimes it’s hard to tell whether you have plain old allergies or something more sinister like, say, a zombie virus. We’re here to help! It’s important to know if you’re in danger of spreading an apocalyptic virus to your loved ones, coworkers or laundry guy, so here’s how you can tell the difference between allergy [...]
Suddenly Allergic: What Causes Allergies Later in Life?
on August 22, 2011
Some people develop allergies in childhood, some are born with allergies to medications and certain foods and some people suddenly find themselves experiencing allergy symptoms to things that never bothered them before. Why do we suddenly develop reactions to products and surroundings we have enjoyed in the past? Women report their favorite cosmetics suddenly cause [...]
