WAF’s Five for Friday – Unique gifts he’ll absolutely love…
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Filed under On Life, WAF's Fab Finds
This week’s Five for Friday was submitted by the gift-guru herself, Pamela Grossman. Pamela’s the owner of In the Present, a company that specializes in unique personal and corporate gifts. As the gift-guru, Pamela’s often tasked to find unique gifts. Today she’s sharing five trendy gifts that are the “talk of the men’s world.” 1. [...]
Kalin’s Chronicles: The vacation that keeps on giving
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Filed under Kalin's Chronicles, On Travel & Leisure
Even before I turned 40, my world travels caused me to be more sensitive to the haves and have-nots in every country I visited – including the U.S. Though I haven’t done it yet, I’ve considered joining the Peace Corps or teaching abroad. Today, it seems more and more travelers (especially women) want to vacation with a purpose. As a result, “voluntourism” has become a popular trend.
A mum at last!
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Filed under Motherhood, On Life
Editor’s Note: I love receiving reader comments, especially when they come from fellow bloggers. It’s a great way to meet fellow women at forty and learn about their life experiences. That’s exactly the case with Claire. Claire is a 40 something from Ireland who, in her early 40’s became a first time mom – or [...]
If only things were…
I’m usually the “everything that’s supposed to happen does” person but lately I’ve been dealing with a little of the “if onlys” – If only I had more money, if only things had gone this way instead of that, if only I’d have had this or done that by the time I turned 40. If only things were different.
Five for Friday: Fashion Forward or Faux Pas?
The 80’s were big – really big. Big jewelry, big hair, big shoulder pads. Here’s a look at five styles that were all the rage in the 80’s. 1. Tshirts with Blazers and loafers without socks – Thanks to Miami Vice detectives Sonny Crockett and Rico Tubbs, high school boys in the 80’s felt comfortable [...]
