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I feel close to so many of you, even though we’ve never met. I feel like I could tell you secrets, and you’d keep them. When my cat is sick, I think you care, and I care when you hit… Continue Reading →

This is one of my typical work looks: a skirt with personality and a black or navy top, with an open neckline. For this office day, I chose a heavy-cotton leopard print skirt. I thrifted it in NYC, giving it… Continue Reading →

I remember studying styles of learning in grad school. The professor said some of us are more visual and others more verbal (there are many ways researchers divide this up). He asked us who in the class might be a… Continue Reading →

This is the second installment in my “Behold and learn” series (first installment here). These are outfits that are perfectly fine and respectable, but don’t “do me any favors,” as Grandma G. would have said. We mid-lifers are all about… Continue Reading →

Source I learn a lot from the comments on my posts. I really appreciate you commenters for taking time, when I know your life, on-line and off, is busy. In my recent post about wearing what makes you smile, I… Continue Reading →

My husband’s flu got worse over the weekend. He was running a high temperature, coughing, and feeling generally like a boxer after twelve rounds. We decided to go to the Urgent Care Walk-In Clinic nearby, a very good decision indeed.… Continue Reading →

I just got my first ever Boden catalog in the mail. I had the impression Boden was a shop for conservative, middle-aged women (I am one of those things). I was tickled to find some very frisky and funky items… Continue Reading →