WOW…tough questions…but here goes. These are great because they cause the blogger to evaluate, learn, ponder, plan, adjust…… 1. How important do you think reader connectedness is to the success your blog? My desire from the beginning is that women 50+ would connect on this blog and share ideas and advice. I would love for…
Cardigan: Simply Vera from Kohl’s; Trench: Espirit from Ross; Scarf: I think Sears, it’s old; Pinstripes: Lane Bryant; Liz Clairborne Boots: Marshall’s In the past, my closet has been stuffed with a conglomeration of “WELL,MAYBE?……” Over 50 years old, and I am just now learning that “Well, MAYBE?…” most often ends up in a donation pile….
I wrote recently about antiquated fashion rules that sometimes get into our 50+ heads…well for me another one has been: DON’T WEAR BRIGHT,COOL COLORS IN WINTER MONTHS. I have to constantly remind myself that this is NOT a fashion faux pas any longer. Today, I was tired of the suits I have been wearing and…
Plaid Suit Jacket: Marshall’s; Cable Knit Top: Ross Trousers: Lane Bryant Still needing the power suit look! I often wonder if our response to particular styles, fabrics, and colors has anything to do with our heritage. For example, I love Glen Plaid. I have loved plaids since I was young and still find myself attracted…
“You see what I’m doing? This is what I’m about – power suit, power tie, power steering. People can wince, cry, beg, but eventually they do what I want.” -Vance Don’t mess with me! There are days that I want to send a message. Some days, the message is approachable…some days, it’s…
First Out on the Cuidad! Tree of Peace Covered in Doves If you have never been to San Antonio, I highly encourage you to visit this unique place where cultures blend beautifully. We are one of those cities that put its best foot forward at Christmas…especially with the lighting of our Riverwalk. Mr. Bear and…
Fabulous Friday Fashion Notes: I do not remember where I bought this necklace, but it works perfect with the jacket!! When my children were younger, my husband traveled more for his profession. He would always bring us a present from any significant city he visited for longer than one night. I have snow globes from…
1. How many hours a week do you spend blogging? Has that number changed since you started? Conservatively, I think it would be about 15 hours a week that I spend on blogging and blog preparation. That has changed since the beginning….because I now spend so much time on other blogs. In the beginning, I…
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