This is how I looked most of my forties, before my wakeup moment and reinvention…the reason this blog began. This is a look which I define as frumpy…it was a look that said I don’t care about me or what I wear. In my world, this frumpy is what I strive daily to avoid. However,…
As over 50 ladies, we are all pretty much the same. We rise in the morning…stand in front of the mirror…and our eyes go first to what we feel are the “problem areas.” We may see the wrinkles…the bags under eyes…the moles…or, in my case, the rolls in the middle. Here are some of the…
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Every now and then, she walks through my mind… Capable, determined, diligent…. Dressed in designer clothes and killer heels…. Some weeks traveling on as many as ten flights per week to powerful cities… There I was in my twenties rocking the professional world. But, at 31 years of age, a CPA would capture my heart…
Through just a few emails, I knew immediately I would connect with Nina Forrest. Early on, she asked, “Did you ever see Love, Loss and What I Wore by Nora Ephron? I just had the pleasure of seeing it here in Albuquerque. It’s brilliant.” Somehow, I knew then, she and I had much in common….
Not many can transition from the world of a microbiologist to success as a fashion designer, but CAMILLA OLSON did this very thing at age 57. She brings a scientific view to design and has used her forward thinking to develop a new way of creating fabulous textiles. “Clothing must tell a story,” she says. “and…
“People tell me the dolls make them feel happy, and they make them smile or feel good after a bad day.” – Carold Linda Lewis Like most little girls, she fell in love with dolls at age 5…but her dolls were not from a store, but made alongside her grandmother. Carold Linda Lewis continued her…