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Allow me to give my opinion on what I liked for 2024.  There are items I used that will not be repurchased.  It isn’t because I despised the, it’s simply they didn’t work for me. There are a couple of … Continue reading →

There is always something to share regarding shopping, dining and other tips and unwanted advice when it comes to our trips to Paris.  This year was no exception.  I learn something with every trip and this time around, learned that … Continue reading →

Amazing how in a few days, our December visit to Paris is now last year! Happy 2025 to everyone.  Another year of the blog and at year’s end it will be ten years ago I started this baby.  LOL—not much … Continue reading →

Before I continue, thank you for your patience.  Since the election, it has been a whirlwind of activity.  Time to grieve because of the reelection, Thanksgiving, work, our great trip back to Paris and Christmas.  Here goes!!! “The worst part … Continue reading →

I know it is almost two weeks later; two weeks after a new president of these not-so-United States was elected for a second term. I started writing a blog post over a week ago.  My original post was scathing.  It … Continue reading →

A couple of weeks ago, I was able to fly to Cincinnati and visit my daughter, Oona, my son-in-law, Sam, and my adorable grandsons, Owen, and Bennett. The weekend was a blast and it was wonderful to spend time with … Continue reading →

As most of you most precious friends of this blog may recall, and simply because we are all around the same age—the 1963 movie “The Stripper” starring Joanne Woodward as the struggling, aging, actress who turned to stripping her clothing … Continue reading →

When I worked in Corporate America, I dressed.  And by “dressed,” I mean that my attire consisted of a more professional vibe.  Blazer, pencil skirt, shirt, or sweater. And heels. Always heels. Might I also add my admiration for a … Continue reading →

Being born of the Baby Boomer generation, my demographic is the target of hate, mistrust, and a general attitude that we are dumb, set-in-our ways, are not tech-savvy and a plethora of other bullshit. This is the stereotype of a … Continue reading →