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You’ve Come A Long Way, Baby

By ALI CUDBY

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Wow.

I looked at the blurry, faded Polaroid again, and that’s all I could think…

Wow.

Have you ever had one of those moments when you realize your memories were just plain wrong? Opening a box last weekend, I had one of those moment. Inside the box was a photo of me – 13 years old, on a summer vacation with my family.

I remember that trip vividly. I even remember that … Read More


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This Is Me ~ Barbara Lingerie

I graduated college in 1972.  Feminism was hurdling full speed into the dialog. I got the message, but couldn’t get into it. I was raised by parents who taught me to take care of myself; to never depend on another person for survival. My dad was never a princess dad. My mom demanded self-respect. It was about personal growth. They supported my creativity but schooled me to balance quality and cost. They advocated friendships and … Read More


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By ALI CUDBY

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I’ve been on the road a lot lately. Since the beginning of October, I’ve been in Denver, Vancouver, New Orleans, New York City and San Diego. Philadelphia, San Francisco and Los Angeles are next. Last weekend, the prospect of a relaxing week with no travel was beginning to seem like an oasis in the desert. As much as I love my work, I couldn’t wait to come home and chill.

Then I … Read More


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By ALI CUDBY

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I’ve been thinking about social media marketing a lot lately. As something I use in my business as a tool, social media marketing can be great. I share blog posts, pictures of my life or random thoughts that are seen by friends and clients around the world in an instant. Awesome.

At the same time, I’m increasingly troubled by the dark side of social media. The other day I came across … Read More


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Put Yourself First

By Margaret Shrum

As simple as it sounds, putting yourself first can be one of the most challenging acts of self-care.  Somehow, taking care of the needs of others can feel more comfortable or easier than asking the question “what do I want right now?”  We all have families, friends, loved ones who need us sometimes. It can be challenging to balance our own needs with the needs of others we take care

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By Margaret Shrum

Last week, a new lover was celebrating his birthday and I couldn’t figure out what to buy him!  He’s the kind of man who doesn’t need any material items and tends to be a bit of a workaholic, so after sharing my dilemma with a couple of close friends, we came up with the perfect gift! The gift of time together; an unforgettable night of fun filled surprises, romance and full attention … Read More


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