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Come on, guys, put down the remote and consider this question: What do you think is the most important thing you can do for your woman? Take good care of yourself – stay fit, healthy and well-groomed? Do your fair share around the house and with the kids? Always be kind to her in word . . . → Read More: Men! Listen Up! My husband and I had a wonderful night in Mashpee tonight. First we went to see Skyfall in Mashpee Commons. We have been watching Bond movies since we were seventeen and we were so happy to see nothing’s changed. Where else does the hero die in the very beginning of the movie and live on . . . → Read More: Wicked Skyfall This morning, driving back from yoga, that was my question to God and the universe in general. Yesterday I went to fit club and night yoga and this morning, less than 15 hours later, I was back in yoga. The class was better than I expected. No heat or breathing problems and even my arm . . . → Read More: Why Is Everything So Hard? When you say “I love you” what does it mean to you, the one who uttered those words? I used to feel that those were the most overused words in the English language. Over the past two years I’ve taken note every time I used those three little words. Just what did I mean by . . . → Read More: Such Is Love This weekend everyone is decorating for Xmas, us included. We went to get our wreath for the side of the house. Put up all the outside decorations. Then I bribed my daughter to help with the inside decorating by cracking open a bottle of red. Of course, before the Xmas decor could begin, fall . . . → Read More: Ready, Set, Go My daughter and I spent the better part of the morning returning to the Cape after our NY holiday with our family. The house was cold when we arrived because I had turned the heat off. We discovered it was warmer outside. After unpacking we decided to take walks until the house warmed up. We . . . → Read More: Blue Friday Last night at dinner I was recounting a funny video I just happened to see on America’s Funniest Home Videos this week. I don’t watch that show because it features a lot of people getting hurt and I just can’t laugh at that. I put on the last five minutes of it the other night . . . → Read More: Press Pause The day before the first big holiday of the 2012 holiday season found me up at 5 am, leaving the house early to pick up my daughter in Boston and drive to NY. I picked her up at 9:30 am and was out of the city and headed west on the Mass Pike by 9:40. . . . → Read More: The Day Before The Day Thanksgiving 2012 finds me much quieter inside than I have ever been in my life. I have finally finnessed the art of letting go – of both big and little things. A huge one these past few years is that I no longer participate in my adult children's lives. I'm here when they need me, . . . → Read More: More Letting Go – Thankfully!  Leave a comment  Family, Food and Drink, Life in General, personal development, self-improvement, Spirituality, Thanksgiving, Weblogs, writing  children leaving home, children not coming home for Thanksgiving, Jennifer Boykin, Life After Tampons, respecting adult children, Thanksgiving, the art of letting go, traveling for Thanksgiving Watching the AMA's on Sunday night, I was so impressed by Pink's performance of the song Try off of her new album, that I had to download the song immediately. I posted that on Facebook and got an immediate response from my daughter – "Dear God.." . This…coming from a Nicki Minaj fan. Need I . . . → Read More: Try One comment Current Affairs, Family, Life in General, Music, personal development, self-improvement, Spirituality, Television, Weblogs, writing AMA's, American Music Awards, Nicki Minaj American Music Awards, Parenting, pink, Pink American Music Awards, Raising a teenager, try, Try by Pink, what do we learn from our children |
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