Do You Know the Health of Your Heart?
I’m asking another question in today’s blog post: Do you know the health of your heart? I know I can be annoyingly curious, but I find asking questions is a great way to educate myself and others (if they’re interested).
Join Us On National Wear Red Day
I rounded up a bevy of beauties to draw awareness to an annual life-saving health awareness alert: heart disease in women who I’ve asked to join me in participating in National Wear Red Day on Friday, February 2. You can join in on the fun, too! All you have to do to join us is upload […]
Do You Know the Difference Between A Cold and The Flu?
The flu season this year is no joke. In Central Pennsylvania, there were many fatalities associated with this year’s severe outbreak. Hopefully, no one is confused about what their symptoms mean. The question is, do you know the difference between cold and flu?
Afternoon Tea at Bergdorf Goodman
It’s been nearly 20 years since the holiday honoring slain legendary civil rights leader Martin Luther King established the third Monday in January as a U.S. federal holiday. And five years ago, I launched my blog on MLK day. So yesterday, January 5, the millennials that I love, my daughter Channing, and one of […]
I’m Reimagining A New Vision This Year
Making New Year’s resolutions is easy but challenging to keep. According to Psychology Today, the average American abandons New Year intentions within six weeks of the beginning of the year. Instead of vowing to do better this year, I’m reimagining a new vision board for the new year. I haven’t read Rhonda Bryne’s book The […]
New York City at Christmas Never Disappoints with Louis, Linda, and Tiffany
To me, family customs and traditions are an essential part of the Christmas season. Since my daughter moved to Manhattan, my holiday traditions have come to adopt the merry and bright offered by the Big Apple. New York City did not disappoint this year with Louis Vuitton, Linda Fargo, and Tiffany & Co. This […]
The Age of Grace: The Year-End Review
The last month of the year always prompts me to assess my personal and professional performance. By year’s end, I will complete my annual vision board, but for now, I’d like to do a year-end year here for the Age of Grace.
I Missed the Birabiro Jewelry Trunk Show and Holiday Party
Though winter isn’t officially underway just yet, this weekend’s snowy forecast derailed my trip to New York City, causing me to miss the Birabiro jewelry trunk show and holiday party in Harlem on Saturday, December 9. My daughter, Channing, who lives in Harlem, went as my surrogate to take photos for this post and shop […]
A Look Back At Truman Capote’s Party of the Century
November 28 marks the 51st anniversary of author Truman Capote’s 1966 Black and White Ball, held inside the Grand Ballroom at the Plaza Hotel.