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Celtic and Irish Wedding Centerpieces from Budget Friendly to Elegant and Extravagant
Written by Kathryn D'Imperio Friday, 22 January 2010 00:10
Irish and Celtic weddings are a timeless and beautiful way to celebrate your nuptials. Holding close to your heritage or to your spouse’s heritage is admirable and just cause for a lifetime of lovely memories from a special tradition celebrated in love. Finding the perfect decorations for your Irish or Celtic wedding may be a challenge, especially if you’re taking the Irish and Celtic customs and traditions into consideration for the entire wedding service and celebration.
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Moving on After Battling Cancer
Written by Author Sandra D. Bricker Friday, 29 January 2010 00:15
Ovarian cancer is a deadly enemy. They call it a “silent killer” because the symptoms are so subtle and random that it’s not detected in many women until it’s far too late.
I went through a very long period of time without connecting the dots between irregular (and sometimes non-existent) periods, bloating, abdominal pain, changes in frequency and urgency of urination, and unexplained pelvic discomfort. I treated these symptoms autonomously, never even thinking about them being related to a larger problem. When one of the doctors finally went looking, she quickly told me that I had stage 1 uterine cancer. “Not a problem, very treatable, no worries.”
Pearls of Wisdom from a Frequent Business Traveler
Written by Carol Margolis Monday, 01 February 2010 00:10
Research shows that 40-50% of business travelers are women. Many times each year, women dash out their front doors, luggage wheels spinning behind them, waving goodbye to their loved ones as they head out on another business trip.
I am part of this statistic. Last year I traveled 48 weeks of the year. During these 48 weeks, my husband managed the home front. My kids are grown now, but for the majority of their lives I have been a traveling businesswoman. I’ve learned a lot over the years on what works well and what doesn’t when it comes to keeping the connection strong while I’m away. For my fellow travelers, moms and wives, friends and daughters, I share my pearls of wisdom:
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Food Ideas for a Super Football Bash or Super Bowl® Party
Written by Susan M. Keenan Sunday, 31 January 2010 00:00
Gathering a few friends together for an afternoon or evening of watching football can be a lot of fun, especially if you prepare a few delectable treats ahead of time. From dips and chips to quesadillas and flavorful chicken nuggets,
your fans will have plenty to satisfy their appetites while filling their eyes with football maneuvers on the field. Make sure that you take a look at the dessert ideas that will allow your guys to make a few football maneuvers of their own.
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Tips for Wearing Red Nail Polish (Even When You Aren’t Sure it’s Your Color)
Written by Kathryn D'Imperio Thursday, 04 February 2010 00:00
What could be more classic than wearing red nail polish on fingers and toes? The truth is, certain nail polish colors look better on certain skin tones and nail shapes than others. In fact, some people may not like how certain nail polish colors – like red – look on their fingertips at all. If this is the case for you, consider getting a little more creative with your red manicures and pedicures. Consider all shades of red – dark red nail polish, blood red nail polish, fire engine red nail polish, burgundy wine nail polish, and everything in between.
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