I am a MANIC HOT FUDGE SUNDAE FANATIC, and I eat them as often as I can: at home, in restaurants or at ice cream shops. But, truthfully, the sauce never measures up to this recipe that I’ve had forever.
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I had no idea what to expect. Always an armchair traveler, I’d read and seen images of Africa, and it all seemed exotic and somewhat mystical, and it was. But, it was also a lot more.
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There is an old African proverb: “The eye never forgets what the heart has seen.” And what our hearts have seen this past week in Kenya is almost impossible to describe in words. We can’t think of any way better to describe what we have seen than through photographs.
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Not every job is going to be your passion. Not every hobby or passion is going to make you money. But I love her word, “intersection,” because it encourages us to sculpt our lives and create opportunities to intersect our passions, our hobbies and our purposes. These connections may sometimes seem grand and unattainable, but realistically even those tiny intersections matter if our desire is to keep ourselves motivated to continue the pursuit, to grow personally, and to ultimately discover and define what our own true happiness really is.
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Autumn! Oh, how I love it. I love everything about it. I love the cooler temperatures. I love the changing colors of leaves and shuffling through them while taking Mollie the pug for walks. I love kicking the horse chestnuts that fall off the trees. I delight in weekends when I can head up to our gorgeous mountains, camera in hand to capture the season.
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This has been a stressful week for all of us. Hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires, insane decisions by governments (e.g. DACA). You can’t turn on the TV or your computer without some new breaking news that causes all of us internal chaos and helplessness with absolutely no ability to do anything about it (at least in the moment). It’s these times when I feel my breath start to quicken and my blood pressure rise, that I know I need to do something nice for myself.
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“I was born to be a working girl. It’s not just my nature. It’s my purpose.”
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I was 40-something the first time I got there. It was February, and I have never been so cold in my life. New York cold is brutal. But I fell in love.
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Are you suffering from feelings of inadequacy? Are you a successful female who got to where you are by sheer luck and handouts? Are you afraid someone is going to find out that you actually have no idea what you are doing? Call the Fraud Protection Hotline.
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We met Sarah Cooper in California last February. We love her advice on non-threatening leadership.
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Sophie is one feminist bitch that we could all learn a thing or two from - especially backyard digging and opening the treat jar.
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We asked some women this question: “How will you #BeBoldforChange in your life this year?” and received some incredible answers. Some of them are posted here, but we would love to hear your ideas, too.
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