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Monthly Archives: March 2012
How to Fake a Gourmet(ish) Meal
Growing up as the only child of a single working and MBA-earning mother, I learned to “cook” at an early age. The infamous Alphabit/Lucky Charms medley was my specialty, but I could also make a mean peanut-butter-on-a-spoon. As my skills … Continue reading
Tailgating is the Sincerest Form of Flattery
One of life’s most universal truths is everybody loves hearing how much you admire their attire. Men, women, and spoiled canines alike – we find great pleasure in having our choice of that-hair-with-those-shoes validated. I suspect some 87% of my … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Life, Life Lessons, Uncategorized
Tagged approval, flattery, tailgating, validation
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Don’t Ride the Sea Turtles: A Lesson in Scuba Diving
Thanks to my mother’s 1980s crush on Harry Hamlin, I spent my early childhood on Clash of the Titans overkill – resulting in both a mistrust of men with really long beards and a healthy fear of the sea. But … Continue reading
Posted in 80s, Family, Fitness, Friends, Health, Holidays, Humor, international travel, Life, Life Lessons, Movies, Travel
Tagged Clash of the Titans, coral coast, dive, Fiji, scuba diving, turtles
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Anatomy of a Fitness Magazine
When I was a little girl, I would make my mother read Little Red Riding Hood to me over and over again. And each time she got to the part with the wolf, I’d cover my eyes in renewed fear … Continue reading →