Going the doctor is always an enlightening experience for me. Maybe that’s why so many t.v. dramas and soap operas involved doctors, nurses and hospitals.
Yesterday I spent so much time in the waiting room, I read most of the magazines available to me. One that really caught my eye was the April issue of Shape. [...]
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Thin Thighs with Little Exercise: What Shape Magazine’s Cover Says About Our Society
My Life as Danica Patrick: Or, as Close as I’ll Ever Get to Being Danica Patrick for a Day
So yesterday I went auto racing.
Okay, maybe that’s a little bit of a stretch. But I did something that was as close to the auto racing experience as I’d ever get: I raced at Chicago Indoor Racing, an indoor go-kart track.
These are not the type of go-karts you find at your summer carnival and they’re [...]
Care.org’s “Half the Sky” Event: Maybe One Person Really Can Change the World
So I attended last night’s event sponsored by Care.org, Half the Sky a 2-hour, one-time event in movie theaters nationwide (and Canada) based on the book of the same name. I wasn’t sure what to expect.
Wow.
This event comes to us on the eve of International Women’s Day on March 8th and was created to bring [...]
Health Insurance and Family Planning: Learn How to Play the Game
My husband and I are not yet sure whether or not we will have another child. It is an important decision that that we will make together along with our health insurance provider.
Wait a minute. Our insurance provider? What do they have to say about the size of our family? Unfortunately for us, and for [...]
Be Careful of Where You Spend Your Money When Pursuing Your Dreams
Being in the business world for about 15 years now, I thought I had seen it all when it comes to scams. But a potentially new one (or new to me) cropped up this week in the form of a women’s professional association.
A few months ago, I received an invitation via mail to join an [...]
