Crater Lake by Wendy VanHatten Want to visit America’s deepest lake? If so, head to Oregon…to Crater Lake. With a depth of 1,943 feet, Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the United States, and one of the most beautiful. The water’s intense blue color is an indication of its […]
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Communication is ingrained in every facet of life, yet many struggle with fear, insecurity and general ineffectiveness when they find themselves eye to eye with someone to present ideas, address complicated situations, express feelings, negotiate or just “sell them self”—all whether in a personal or professional context. According to Megan […]
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Victoria and Vancouver Island By Wendy VanHatten Ninety minutes after you leave the city of Vancouver, your ferry docks at Victoria on Vancouver Island. You have no idea how it happened, but you’d swear you weren’t even in the same country. The city of Vancouver and its bustling seaport and […]
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So many French towns and villages have a carousel somewhere in the town square or close to it. Even Paris has six. We encountered these colorful, smile-generating merry-go-rounds in several cities in Provence. I had never given any thought to how and why they became a popular ride. Apparently, […]
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As economic and career opportunities increase, an unprecedented number of enterprising women across the globe are entering the world of entrepreneurship. According to the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM), that screens 40 economies worldwide, the entrepreneurship rates among women increased by 13 percent versus 5 percent for men in 2017. Also, […]
Co-dependency is often associated with alcohol and drugs and the counselling that goes along with drug dependents. A codependent relationship is defined by the codependent who, in the case of alcoholics, is the partner that tries to save the alcoholic from alcohol and themselves. However a codependent relationship need not […]
Total spending for Halloween is expected to reach $9 billion this year. Personal finance expert and #1 New York Times Best-Selling author Rachel Cruze has 3 tips tips to make sure that you don’t get tricked into overspending this Halloween. You can celebrate and have fun without making it a scary time of year for your bank […]
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and with that a multitude of important news stories related to treatment, therapy and medical advances. Below is the WE Magazine for Women Quality of Life Advances that can significantly alter cancer patients experiences during treatment and beyond, organizations that need our support and more. […]
By Sunny Chayes Often what comes to mind when I think of my iPhone is how mindful it really isn’t. I think of the many times the person with whom I am sharing a meal has picked up their phone to make a call or look something up on the […]
Driven: A Daughter’s Odyssey by Julie Heldman In the mid-20th century, the Heldmans were tennis royalty. Julie was a volatile and gutsy tennis star, twice ranked number 5 in the world. Her mother Gladys was broadly admired for her unique magazine, World Tennis, and for engineering the women’s tennis revolution. […]
Dressing up for your friend’s summer wedding can be tricky. In a bid to stay cool and light in the humid weather, you might end up looking underdressed. Or you may go all out to look your fabulous best, and end up too warm and uncomfortable at the reception. Balancing […]
Preschool program gives kids an interactive experience with fruits and veggies According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 9 out of 10 children do not consume enough fruits and vegetables. Considering these foods are nutritional powerhouses that are key in the health of a developing child, one […]
Celiac disease is something that is getting a lot of press in recent years. So, how do you know if you have it? There a few ways that celiac disease can be diagnosed. Two most common ways are: One is via endoscopy and colonoscopy and your doctor would take a […]
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