March 2011


March 2011


FYI

Miss Abigail's Guide to Dating, Mating and Marriage
Found Object Jewelry
Knitanistas
Tour the Historic Salmagundi Club with the Roslyn Landmarks Soci
Meet This Long Island Woman: Dana Friedman, Founder and President of The Early Years Institute.

Picks
Product Pick: "Hot for Dots Matchbox Itty Bitty" nail files and "Hot For Dots Mini Slant"
Event Pick: Livingston Taylor
Book Pick: The Practical Guide to Patchwork by Elizabeth Hartman (Stash Books)
Click Pick: myfitnesspal.com
Eatery Pick: Miller's Ale House

Book Corner
Tiffany Blue and Army Green
A Memoir About One Incredible Summer

by Debbi Honorof
Do you remember the best summer of your life? That's the question posed on the cover of Summer a Tiffany and its author, Marjorie Hart, sure does remember her best summer.

Travel
Girlfriend Getaways
Bonding with Female Friends or Family
by Joanna Pompilio
Your girlfriends. They are shoulders to cry on, your loudest cheerleaders and extended family. So why do you hardly get to see them? When life kicks into high gear and scheduling a mani/pedi catch-up session or even a quick phone call becomes impossible, there is only one thing to do. Pack those bags and get ready for girls only getaway.

Feature/Interview
Jodi Picoult
By Debbi Honorof
In an article about her favorite books in O Magazine, bestselling author Jodi Picoult writes "The purpose of a story is to be a crowbar that slides under your skin and, with luck, cracks your mind wide open." That is exactly what Ms. Picoult does with each of her blockbuster books. Hitting the bookstores at a rate of roughly one per year, Jodi Picoult's novels have captured the imagination of millions of readers throughout the world, and started conversations about highly-charged topics and ethical dilemmas. Her books have been translated into thirty four languages, three—The Pact, Plain Truth, and The Tenth Circle—have been made into television movies, and in 2009, the feature film version of My Sister's Keeper became a box-office hit..

Health
Midlife
No Crisis for Today's Women

by Judith Reichman, MD
Midlife is notoriously known as a time of crisis. But today's post-35 women are feeling optimistic about the future, making positive changes for themselves and the world around them.

Catching Up with Carol
Tale of a Long Island Bag Lady
News 12’s Carol Silva monthly column.
My father came home from his military base during his 20 years as a Naval Corpsman. As always, he came bearing gifts. A toy wagon and stuffed animal for my brothers and a white handbag for me. Really a tiny purse – probably 4 by 5 inches. Suddenly like my grandmother - I couldn't go anywhere without it.

Happenings
Check out our calendar for everything from classes, lectures and art exhibits to outdoor activities, concerts and other entertainment.

Support Groups
If you have been struggling with any issue, look over our support group listings (categorized by subject matter for easy reference). You’re bound to find something to help.