SubscribeSusanne Elkins
writer
October 2007
If the realization that it’s already October makes your blood run cold, you’re not alone. As exuberant kids look forward to classroom parties and descending on the neighborhood, parents are haunted by their own to-do lists. From costumes to candy to carving the perfect pumpkin, here are some Halloween tips to help you get your spook on – without getting freaked out.
May 2007
The flowers are blooming, birdies are chirping – spring is bursting out all over, so what are you doing with your head in the toilet? Flush that spring-cleaning list and get outside for some fresh air. Sure, you could take a leisurely stroll, but why walk when you can ride?
February 2007
Your body. She’s thirsty. We didn’t want to have to tell you, but your skin is dry and flaky. And what’s that red mystery splotch? It’s no wonder, really. Winter is here, so you’ve turned up the heat, steamed in the shower and chaffed in the wind. The good news is that it’s not too late to save your skin from the elements. The hard part is convincing yourself that you’re worth the effort. Try these products for maximum moisture this winter:
January 2007
Come January, most of us get the feeling that the only thing standing in the way of true happiness is a cluttered closet. If we could just get a handle on the mismatched mittens and find a secure place for the umbrella, all would be right with the world. Get a little perspective. You just spent six weeks of planning and preparation for the enjoyment of others. You’re exhausted and looking to recharge. This time, kick the clear plastic bin habit and spend a few minutes thinking of yourself for a change. A little time and attention in your direction will give you that boost you need to tackle the New Year with confidence. Here are a few ideas:
December 2006
Do you really need someone to tell you that you deserve a little “me” time? In theory, you know it’s important to take care of yourself so that you can take better care of others. Trouble is, you can’t stop ruling the roost long enough to relax in it. Ah, but you can. Here’s how:
