About once every 3 or 4 years I happen upon a great-fitting comfortable bra. Years ago I gave up actually shopping for bras because it was too discouraging. So now I just wait until one comes to me either through a review or perusing Nordstrom’s website. Personally I’d rather go without a bra and the True Bralette comes very close to that braless feeling. By the way, until now I had no idea what a bralette was. Still not really sure. Nordstrom describes it this way: This buttery-soft convertible Read more [...]

When the Waking Up App was recommended to me it was a while before I actually took a look at it. Boy do I wish I had done so sooner! I can’t say enough good things about this app. Not only does it have what I call “real meditation” on a daily basis but there are other bonus features in this app that I absolulely love.  Sam Harris, an American author, philosopher, neuroscientist, and podcast host created this unique app. What makes it unique, well let me just quote directly from Read more [...]

It's been a while since I've so enjoyed a food-related series. Once Anthony Bourdain hit the scene, all other food shows seem to pale in comparison. Until now. Phil Rosenthal, the creator and writer of the hit television series, Everybody Loves Raymond, which I have actually never seen, created and stars in a wonderfully entertaining, educational, inspiring, eye-opening, horizon-broadening series on Netflix called Somebody Feed Phil. I'm practicing self-control and only watching an episode Read more [...]

Update: I had to come back and add a note here. I am in the middle of a "chat" with a representative from Smile Products because I want something they are sold out of. Gotta say it's been a long time since I've had this kind of customer service experience. Plus, the chat is with a real person! A really really nice, well-trained person!! See for yourself. Try their products! Makes me smile just thinking about Smile Natural Products. And as I run my tongue across my teeth, I feel even happier! Read more [...]

I love foreign films. Palm Trees in the Snow is a Spanish romantic drama by Fernando González Molina. The screenplay is based on the novel of the same name, Palmeras en la nieve, by Luz Gabás. I almost wish I had read the book first. Since books are always better than the movie, the book must be amazing. This movie starts in 1968 and picks up again in 2003 with flashbacks to 1954. I love when books are written like this but have found it seems difficult to translate this style of writing Read more [...]