Posts Tagged ‘ mothers ’

Work Life Balance: It’s Not What You Think

April 17, 2013
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Work Life Balance: It’s Not What You Think

While writing “Mogul, Mom & Maid,” several women told me there was no such thing as work life balance. I disagree. From the time we open our eyes in the morning, until the time we fall asleep at night, working women are balancing competing priorities, constantly weighing everything we do against everything else we should be doing. We live our lives on a virtual tightrope. Read my thoughts on balance and having it all over at the Huffington Post. Click here for the post. Photo credit: flickr.com/photos/imuttoo/6445116271/

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We Have A Winner: Sent Her Way

January 29, 2013
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We Have A Winner: Sent Her Way

The winner of our Sent Her Way contest is Rae Madison who said the thing she loves about being a woman is the privilege of being the ‘oven’ for her two daughters. Being a mom was the most popular response followed by great clothes.And don’t forget, for all readers, Sent Her Way is offering a 30 percent discount on your first order. Use the code: THANKYOU.         Check out our list of great things about being a woman. View this SkinnyScoop List

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Working Mother 100 Best Companies

September 19, 2012
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Working Mother 100 Best Companies

Working Mother yesterday  named the 2012 Working Mother 100 Best Companies. The companies are recognized in the October/November issue of the magazine and on workingmother.com. Working Mother compiles the list based on a questionnaire which includes more than 500 questions on workforce representation, child care, flexibility programs and  leave policies. See how these companies stack up against the rest of the U.S.       Related articles Hey Employers! Moms Aren’t Slackers at Work

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Leprechauns Aren’t Real, Are They?

March 19, 2012
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Leprechauns Aren’t Real, Are They?

This is a memo to my kids’ friends’ mothers. Thanks for nothing ladies. You all let me down. Apparently, there’s a leprechaun thing and no one told me. Saturday, St. Patrick’s Day, I was out all day with my kids. We had a great day.  When we got home I sent them to bed and sat back on the sofa to relax with a glass of Sauvignon Blanc. But then my daughter walked in and she was crying. She was sad the leprechaun hadn’t shown up. What leprechaun? The leprechaun, she told me, the one that had visited all of her friends’ houses. What was she talking about? “I wrote him a note, and left it in my room,” she cried. “I asked him to come to our house.” “Leprechauns don’t come to people’s houses,” I told her. “They do. They visited my friends and knocked over chairs. That’s what they do. They mess up the house and in my note I asked him to mess up our house.” I looked around. We’d never be able to tell if a leprechaun visited us. She was still crying. I hadn’t seen the note. I didn’t know about leprechauns. I was pissed. [...]

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