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The value of taking risks

“Security is mostly a superstition. It does not exist in nature, nor do the children of men as a whole experience it. Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.” – Helen Keller Recently I was reading a book called “Daring Greatly” by […]

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What to consider when buying luggage

Ever since I wrote about packing for my fabulous trip to New York travel has been on my mind. I know for some people it can be quite a headache and it’s no picnic for me either! However, I have done quite a bit of it so I’ve learned how to manage the stress and […]

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Reader Recommendations: What you should be reading right now

Fall and winter are absolutely fabulous times to curl up with a good book darlings and SO MANY of you sent in your book recommendations for fellow readers. There were so many in fact we couldn’t include them all so here here is the curated list of your recommendations and why you love them. I […]

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What are your favorite books for fall?

Darlings I know that many of you are avid readers so this fall I thought we could come together for something really special! First, I need to tell you how much I love to read. I LOVE reading. It’s something I can do anywhere. I can travel with my books easily and it’s a great […]

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My greatest gift to myself is taking chances

I am a day gal, not a night owl. I look forward to each day of hustle and bustle and unexpected events. I challenge myself to veer off course and this, my darlings, has produced unexpected surprises and rewards. So much has happened when I took chances that I never could have predicted. I think it is wonderful to live a little dangerously before and after 50. My life […]

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