A style blog based on a fifty-something Baby Boomer doing her best to age gracefully.
Some things just don’t have to be, like the high death rates associated with colon cancer. The colon cancer cure rate is 90% when symptoms are detected early. The staggering colon cancer rates suggest that many people especially young women are falling like dominos.
For as long as I can remember, I like tea parties. Perhaps it’s the inner girly girl in me. There’s something special about indulging in a spot of tea. Don’t we all want to have an air of sophistication and indulge in afternoon tea? I know I do, my great friend Cynthia, so do my […]
Since this month is all about nutrition. One way I keep fit and eat healthy is by my food choices. I must share my fondness for an un-beet-able vegetable, beets. Beets are one of those polarizing foods that you either love or hate. I relish this brightly colored veggie.
We have all heard about or participated in campaigns. Campaign for this, for that, get involved, make a difference campaigns. Capital campaigns to raise funds, political ones to elect public officials and not to be left out, the health industry awareness campaigns. Just one week into March, I am urging you like the American Dietetic […]
For the last 22 years, I’ve chosen all the different modes of transportation to get to the annual Philadelphia Flower Show. I drove, took the rails, planned an organized bus trip the Philadelphia Flower. These trips involved anyone who would accompany me, my children, my sister, girl friends and colleagues. This year I had the […]
The late Charles Schultz Peanuts comic strip character, Snoopy is not the only famous and beloved beagle. The top dog, Miss P won best in show at the 2015 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. The 15-inch beagle reached the pinnacle of the dog world as the second beagle to take to win the prestigious dog show […]
I remember my first day as a pharmaceutical sales rep with AstraZeneca over 17 years ago. I temporarily relocated to Da’Burgh, Pittsburgh, that is. My accommodations included a one-bedroom apartment in North Hills near the regional office of AstraZeneca in 1998. Why? The training included not days, not just weeks, but three months of face-to-face […]
I was hoping to escape the winter gloom when I recently journeyed to New York City to help my daughter celebrate her 28th birthday. New York isn’t so much fun when you have to trudge through the slush, dirty snow and the prospect of yet another Monday storm. Can I get a show of […]
I’d like to believe women of a certain age are well red (pun intended) about heart disease. Hats off to the American Heart Association for their Go Red for Women national campaign to help educate women about heart disease. The number one killer of women causing 1 in 3 deaths each year. The first […]
Every four years I take a political plunge with the election or re-election of the governor of The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Last week, hubby and I attended the newly elected Tom Wolf’s “Let’s Get Started” themed inaugural celebration at the Hershey Lodge and Convention Center. Interestingly enough, the governor requested a low key event that […]