Fashion

Here are all of my posts featuring my personal outfits and looks, plus style tips, and iconic women to inspire women over the age of 50 to be their most stylish self.

As the year 2014 closes out, on the horizon, I see new visions and dreams that abound for the year 2015.  This time of the year, I like to reflect upon the goals that I set forth with my vision boards.  To remind you, a vision board is a tool that I use to help […]

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Covered Perfectly Leopard Vest

One of the hottest trends right now is the oh-so-chic leopard prints. This big-cat print is everywhere in the latest clutches, coats, skirts, tops, and scarves. I am spot-on today wearing a lightweight faux fur leopard print hooded vest by Covered Perfectly. Spot-on is what Pauline Durban had in mind when she created Covered Perfectly […]

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eShakti

Have you maxed out your LBD? Are you interested in a quick, easy new option? Consider a new alternative to bling on the holidays. It’s not too soon to contemplate something different this festive year. In other words, I suggest ordering an affordable custom shimmer dress, top, or skirt for Christmas or New Year’s Eve […]

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This time of the year, it’s all about the holidays and entertaining!  It is the season for wonderfully planned events for family and friends to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.  The clock says to come together to celebrate life and love for one another.  It is said the best gifts are the ones that […]

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Be A Quitter on the Great American Smoke Out in November

Listen up!  I have the hard core facts about smoking. If you smoke you need to really consider quitting.  I am never one to encourage anyone to be a quitter, however this month (as mentioned in last week’s post about November being Lung Health Awareness) may cause you to reconsider as Thursday, November 20 is the Great […]

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Got lungs? Of course, you have lungs; we all have lungs. It’s November, and it’s time to spotlight Lung Health.  Lung cancer is the most common cause of cancer-related death in both men and women. It is a known fact that our lung function declines as we age. What is not widely realized is that […]

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Does Anybody Know What Time It Is?

Daylight Savings Time/DST Does anyone know what time it is? Does anyone even care? It is time to fall back and examine a few things about time.  Goodbye, Daylight Savings Time! For those reading this and unfamiliar with the American rock band The Chicago Transit Authority (later known as Just Chicago), the opening quote is […]

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Fall Into Good Health

Fall into good health this season. During the summer warmer months, it’s easy to stay motivated to walk, run, or exercise outside. As the days grow shorter and the grey months arrive—perhaps it’s the lack of sunlight—one may lose the motivation to stay focused on fitness and weight management. Earlier this year, I invested in […]

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Purple Reign/October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Purple Power By now, we have all seen or heard the play-by-play of the leaked elevator footage showing Janay Palmer Rice being punched and knocked unconscious by her then fiancé, now husband, NFL Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice. October is highly recognized for the power of pink for Breast Cancer Awareness, but that isn’t […]

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The Power of Pink; Breast Cancer Awareness

Power of Pink You know when it’s October in Harrisburg for the last nine years. That’s when the power of pink is used to raise health and awareness for breast cancer at the State Capital Complex. The Capital’s East Wing Fountain water is pink to mark National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

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