“What would I do without all of you?” I often ask as I gaze at my tech friends in the early morning hours. My answering thought is that I would wilt away…
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.
It is officially fall and I am falling in love all over again with the moods of the seasons. Have you ever thought of comparing your state of mind to the moods…
My pooch, America, makes my heart sing. He spends many of his waking hours with me. He is always at my side as I write my daily musings on HoneyGood.com — so…
I am sharing this deeply personal experience in honor of World Mental Health Day. My hope is that if you too have experienced the heartbreak of the estrangement of an adult child…
An unexpected circumstance can change one’s direction, often in a most uncanny manner. Who would have thought in a million years a man I have never met helped me make a decision…
It’s 6:25 a.m. in the morning and I’m sitting at the living room game table. As I write I’m sipping delicious, hot, steaming coffee in my favorite French mug. Whenever I look…
I love the month of September! It is a 30 day period of time that I think of as a period of reevaluating what does and does not make my heart sing.…
I always turn inward to listen to my inner voice; my intuition. You are as blessed as I am but do you use this intuitive guidance system? I often write in my…
In honor of National Grief Awareness Day, here is my story about how I survived the loss of my first husband, Michael. My first experience with death and mourning occurred with the untimely death…
Every child and every adult woman wants to have friends and be part of a group. With guiding principles, I think you as their grandmother can play a role in educating them…