By Morgan O’Neill
As a fledgling schoolchild, one of the first things you learn is how to read for information. It is an important part of how new readers enter the world of literature and a practical necessity for making it to high school graduation. It’s a mandatory survival techique
First Grade: you head to your classroom to meet your gray haired, ancient schoolmarm, when the bell rings, and she … Read More
I think that I am just a little bit in love. I am inspired by the sophisticated underpinnings that so eloquently define the Amulette brand. I have been watching this label for several seasons now and have grown more and more enamored with these beautifully conceived collections of romantic lingerie designs made in Columbia with exquisite European fabrics and laces. I am always careful in my assessment of intimate … Read More
By Margaret Shrum
I recently discovered that I tend to eat several aphrodisiacs on a daily basis, which may have something to do with my sensual appetite. I’ll invite you to do your own sensual eating research and suggest some of my favorite foods that happen to be high in nutrients and can be pleasure inducing. Culinary aphrodisiacs are easy and fun to incorporate in your sensual life, here’s a … Read More
By Elisabeth Dale
Use Your Own Breast Judgment!
A new study funded by a grant from the Aesthetic Surgery Education and Research Foundation purports to give women advice on how they can keep their breasts looking more youthful and attractive. And what criteria are used to define aesthetically pleasing breasts?
Three key factors made for a positive mammary impact according to the Aesthetic Surgery Journal article, “Determinants of Breast Appearance … Read More
By Marina Rybak
Quite often we are actually nourished by our inspirations – we simply eat them. For instance, take a fig fruit, which is in season now, the Black Mission variety. The contrast between purplish, fragile skin and moist, dark pink flesh practically invites you to start designing the concept on the plate.
Incidentally, I once read the guide to selecting a ripe fig, thinking I was reading a … Read More
By Lindsey Borchard
I can remember in 5th grade doing our annual weigh-in at school and being 10 pounds heavier and about 2 inches taller than the other girls in my class. That’s when I started noticing my body and my size. My hips were a little wider, my waist a little rounder, and my breasts definitely fuller. It has continued like that my whole life and I am … Read More
The first time I saw David Blaine perform his Street Magic, I must admit I was somewhat wary. I am not a fan of tricks, sleight of hand or wizardry. But it did not take too much scrutiny for me to realize that what I was observing was a form of extraordinary art. In Blaine’s space, reality shifts, perception intercedes, and astonishment results. What you see is what you get. … Read More