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Roberts Radio, Revival Petite: The 1st Giveaway

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This & That: May 19, 2023

Both fiction and nonfiction books this week ranging from topics about living an enriching life, living a life sans children and the true history of this choice, beautiful artistry capturing creatives’ homes, philosophy from those expert in the subject but often less mentioned due to their gender but each worth knowing and exploring, a new […]

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357: The Gift of Being HSP, author Jenn Granneman talks about her New Book Sensitive

Being a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) is a fairly new identifier to describe anyone who is highly responsive to their environment. This high responsiveness can appear in a variety of ways and different arenas of our lives – physically, emotionally, in relationships, simply going about our days and interacting with the world around us. In […]

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9 May Ponderings . . .

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How to Welcome the Magic of Life to Dance with Your Own

“Leave room for the magic. That only happens when you let things look different than what you imagined.” —Levi Schmitt (character) on Grey’s Anatomy A solitary tulip rising to say hello in a garden border where you had not expected one to be planted. A beautiful sunrise to greet you as you begin your day. […]

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How to Welcome the Magic of Life Dance with Your Own

“Leave room for the magic. That only happens when you let things look different than what you imagined.” —Levi Schmitt (character) on Grey’s Anatomy A solitary tulip rising to say hello in a garden border where you had not expected one to be planted. A beautiful sunrise to greet you as you begin your day. […]

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This & That: May 12, 2023

From art, to oodles of critically praised new cookbooks (especially if you love a good cake), books on history, women artists reclaiming their lives, and how to think like a philosopher. Also, a movie to take you on a fun and laugh-out-loud getaway to Italy, a satirically favorite series returns and a new series about […]

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Quality Totes for Summer and Travel

Travel and summer are nearly upon us, and knowing we have a high quality tote that we can rely on to carry all that we need, yet look sharp year after year bring peace of mind in a swirl of unknowns. Last year I found my go-to carry-on tote, as I talked about in previous […]

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Outfits of the Month(2): Spring Chic – Dressed Up and Down

Spring still finds us dressing up for special occasions for work, family, friends, and celebration, so whether we don heeled sandals, pumps or flats, having something fresh, yet tailored, comfortable, yet chic is a must, and I have two outfits that tick each of those boxes. From a dressed up midi-skirt ensemble, the blazer pulled […]

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The Key to a Beautiful and Fulfilling Life: Invest in Your Interior Self and the Exterior Begins to Shine Naturally

“Perhaps the most important thing I have learned when it comes to appearance is that looking your best self is, more than anything, about what is going on inside. The more fully realised you are, the more you find your purpose, the more that will shine out of you and the better you will look.”—Anna […]

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