Back to the Future: Now the most popular meme for describing the incredible present we are presented with. There are so many worthless things that mire us down with unimportant details that disturb, shock and otherwise depress us. It doesn’t have to be that way! You have a CHOICE! The 24 hour feedback loop of…
This content brought to you in partnership with My Tupelo. All opinions are my own, as always. My Girls’ Weekend: Our Tupelo Itinerary Tupelo, Mississippi, might just be the “Heartbreak Hotel” for anyone who hasn’t yet discovered its charm. After my second visit to Tupelo, I was once again “All Shook Up” about one of…
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Traveling as a retired female nomad comes with both excitement and challenges. Managing health issues, like chronic conditions and medical implants, requires careful planning. Are you prepared for potential health concerns while on the move? How do you ensure safe travel when dealing with health conditions? Many retirees are unsure how to navigate these obstacles,…
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SponsoredUpdated 2025 Although Old Salem is just a 10-minute drive from Winston-Salem, it is centuries away from this contemporary urban center. Visitors to the historic North Carolina town travel back more than 250 years to experience 100 of America’s most authentic and comprehensive collections of eighteenth-century restored homes, buildings, and gardens. Vegetables from the garden…
In a bold leap forward for data analytics, San Francisco-based AI startup Sourcetable has announced the launch of the world’s first autonomous spreadsheet. This groundbreaking platform leverages artificial intelligence to automate the often-daunting task of spreadsheet analysis, making it accessible to everyone, not just Excel experts. The product marks a significant milestone for both the…
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The fear of “what will people say” is the greatest dream killer in the history of humanity. For how long will you continue to worry about what others think? When you eat, do you wait for people to confirm on your behalf that you are already filled? Of course not, you depend on your stomach…
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It’s absolutely true that exploring the UK can be quite enjoyable but only with cities designed for inclusivity. Step-free transport or wheelchair access is not available for all destinations which can make it difficult for those reliant on such facilities. Fortunately, a few UK cities have answered the call. In addition to having reliable infrastructure,…
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One of the fun things I enjoy about gardening is discovering the history behind the plants that I’m growing in my backyard. The most recent greens I’ve been very fond of is the mizuna, which is also commonly known as the Japanese mustard green. Mizuna mustard greens are made famous for their distinct taste. It…
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When I commented on a salon’s social media post, stating that Courtney looked like a clone of Kim Kardashian and Katie Price, I never expected the backlash that followed. If you judge a book by its cover, be prepared for the response. And boy, did I receive one! The salon’s beauty standard, represented by Courtney…
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Reflections and Lessons from Asia Image: On my last day in Bangkok leaving the hotel Photo by: ME Our words are POWERFUL and will create the very things spoken – whether you are intentional or not! I had the experience of a lifetime while visiting Asia this August. The way this trip manifested itself was…
