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Dove Beauty Patch

April 17, 2014 By Gail

What would you pay for a patch that promises to make you more energetic, confident, and beautiful? $50 a month? $100? More? I recently watched a segment on the Today show that I found quite fascinating. If you haven’t caught it, here’s the gist: A number of women were asked to take part in a clinical study. The ages of… Read More

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Envy

April 11, 2014 By Gail

Have you ever had an idea that you thought would set the world on fire with its brilliance only to discover it is smoldering at best? I have. My Capstone Project, a passion that is ongoing despite my graduation from college, involved interviewing women who have made a midlife career change into something more creative and soul feeding. There’s a… Read More

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Aging

April 11, 2014 By Gail

Ah, the painful humor of seeing yourself mirrored in comic splendor. My husband loves the comic strip “Zits.” (As per “Google” –Created by Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman, Zits is about the life of Jeremy Duncan, a 15-year-old aspiring rock musician.) I’m not sure if he loves it because Jeremy’s father is in dentistry, or because he secretly relates to… Read More

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Pockets Of Joy

April 4, 2014 By Gail

While on date night recently, my husband and I took in the Brave New Workshop’s production of A Snowplow Named Desire. We loved every moment of it’s wacky hilarity, self-depreciating Minnesota humor, and bits of naughtiness. (We attended the 5 p.m. show, so the naughtiness factor grows into the later hours. I’m told.) We had arrived a few minutes before… Read More

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The Play-Doh Is Drying

April 4, 2014 By Gail

Can you still smell the scent wafting from a freshly opened can of Play-Doh? I can. Many of us grew up with that iconic product and artistic-ability tester. When I received a new set of Play-Doh at Christmas, I couldn’t wait to start my masterpieces. A four-can combo meant hours of mixing and matching, blending and shaping. Prying the lid… Read More

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The Gyrotonic what?

April 3, 2014 By Gail

Move that body, make it strong, supple, and well behaved…at least from a “do what you want to do” standard. (And maybe MISbehaving is what you want to do once you feel great!) I recently received information about a Gyrotonic Method studio in Minneapolis and thought I’d pass along the information for those in the area interested in improving motion… Read More

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