Everyone Woman Needs a Space of Her Own Every woman has private thoughts that swirl through her mind. I use the word swirl because most thoughts last but minutes or seconds. Thoughts…
Sunday Stories
Read Honey’s most personal stories, often looking back at a life lived to the fullest, embracing joys and sorrows in equal manner and never backing down. Along the way, Honey ponders the lessons learned, reflecting on what matters most, how to let go of certain things as we grow older, and how we can continue to take chances and “make lemonade out of lemons” as confident women at 50 and beyond.
When I am faced with a roadblock, also known as getting stuck, I walk through it, around it, jump over it, push it to the ground and many times I admit I…
The world population has been on an emotional journey for almost five months. It still seems like a bad dream. However, I have come to terms that life in Elsewhere is the…
You have to be able to act effectively and use your imagination in difficult situations. Life in Elsewhere (America today) is difficult for every human being. Those of us who are resourceful…
Upon going through a drawer of keepsakes and memories, I stumbled upon a realization… The Generation Age Gap Problem As young mothers, we had no concept that the generation gap was a…
Why It’s Important to Wear Rose-Colored Glasses Every day I have a daily burst. Most of you would say “a lifting of spirits”. Writing the words, “a daily burst” rather than, “lifting…
How can women empower each other to bloom? There are many ways, but I believe one is learning to pay one another unexpected compliments. Let’s find out what I mean, Darling… The…
Darlings, my editor, Kayla, at Honey Good plans the title of each story two months out on an Editorial Calendar. When I saw the idea of “brands I shop” I definitely wanted…
Why We Feel Stuck It’s not easy to grow when you are stuck! Trust me, I know. I have been there. I also know from personal experience it is very important to…
“You can be alone and not feel forgotten. You can be with others and feel forgotten.” – The Moral of this Story An Unexpected Phone Call My phone rang early morning a…