I spent today cluttercasting—and wrote about it. So I posted over there- —on Cluttercast.com—with pictures and everything. Hope you’ll click here and check it out.
A first on Facebook
March 4, 2009 By Leave a Comment
The birthday girl was me. On my right, my sister. And in the seat of honor next to me is Stephanie. She was a couple years older than me and lived nearby and I adored her. We were soulmates. She was my first friend. So it’s appropriate that Stephanie is the first person who emerged [...]
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Bored of the rings
March 3, 2009 By 3 Comments
I know, I know, diamonds are a girl’s best friend and all that. But really, enough is enough. I’m talking about The Bachelor. I don’t even watch it and I’m talking about it because so many other people are. Apparently the bachelor went through the whole charade as usual and gave the ring and the [...]
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Wake-up call
March 2, 2009 By 4 Comments
My 25-year-old daughter lives far away—and we’re very close. But she isn’t like some of my friend’s daughters who call their mothers just to chat every day. My daughter can go days without calling me. Even weeks at times. When she does call, she often does it very early in the morning. Like she did [...]
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The lost generation
March 1, 2009 By 6 Comments
For baby boomers and their children: this video was made by a 20-year-old and submitted to a contest sponsored by AARP.
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After becoming a writer, artist, TV journalist, mother and breast cancer survivor----I realize nothing turns out the way we expect. So I blog about handling the big and little things — with humor, humanity, and hope.
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