The Boys We Used To Love: Then and Now
There are moments when I casually forget how old I am and then I see one of these former teen heartthrobs playing the father of a teen in a movie and I’m like, “oh, yeah, that’s how old.”
It’s a different world
We’ve left an era where womanhood was defined by one’s ability to keep a spotless house, cook the perfect pot roast and produce 2.5 children and entered one where womanhood is defined by one’s ability to undress. There’s got to be a happy medium in there somewhere….
Act your age not your shoe size: It’s ok to grow up
Prince may have said it best, but it’s a sentiment many of us can relate to. And lately, in the rush to proclaim 40 as the new 30 – or even 25 – we’ve noticed a trend of 40 year old women who seem, frankly, afraid to grow up.
The timeless and dangerous pursuit of “perfection”
January 20, 2010 by editor
Filed under On Health & Beauty
There are so many reasons Heidi Montag’s recent marathon 10-hour plastic surgery has us slack jawed and saddened, we hardly know where to start.
Why Margaret loves Queen Latifah, turning 40 and focusing on a better Margaret
January 11, 2010 by editor
Filed under Fit at Forty, On Health & Beauty, On Life
So, I’m trolling the web for women talking and writing about turning 40 and come across this great post at a blog called Just Margaret. It’s called Why I love Queen Latifah and being a fan of “The Queen” myself, I checked it out. Turns out, Margaret is turning 40 soon, is “kind of” excited [...]
