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Fill your week with smiles!

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7 NATIONAL FLOWER DAY Enjoy nature’s beauty Brighten the day with a stunning fall bouquet! To make: Fill a 6" tall pitcher halfway with water. Snip 6 pink garden roses and 5 stems each of purple decorative and pompon dahlias to 8". Place the roses in the pitcher in a tight, rounded mound, then insert the dahlias around the roses, alternating colors. Nestle in 1 hydrangea stem from a grocery-store bouquet to add another layer of fluffy texture. Pro tip: “Cut dahlias in the morning, while they’re open,” advises Jan Johnsen, author of Floratopia. “If you don’t, they’ll stay closed!” JOKE OF THE WEEK A guaranteed pass Brian was pulled over for speeding, and the police officer saw lighter fluid, matches and torches in the back seat. Pointing to the items, the officer said,…

Fill your week with smiles!

Relax and have fun this week

MOVIE Get lost in the drama with Tár! Enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at the international world of classical music with this fictional drama about a female composer who is about to take the world by storm. Lydia Tár (Cate Blanchett) is the first-ever female chief conductor of a major German orchestra and is widely considered one of the greatest living composers and conductors. She’s just days away from recording the groundbreaking symphony that will take her to the very height of her already incredible career, but can she make it through the stress, fear and excitement that are building to a crescendo? See it in theaters on October 7. CW Take a wild ride with Walker: Independence! Go back in time to the 1800s for this prequel to Walker, in which we meet Abby Walker,…

Relax and have fun this week

It happened this week!

• The Judy Garland Show, a musical variety series, debuted on CBS in 1963. One episode featured newcomer 22-year-old Barbra Streisand. • Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz was first published in 1950. It has since run in more than 2,600 newspapers. • “Another One Bites the Dust” by Queen was a worldwide hit and went to #1 in 1980. It stayed at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 for three weeks. • Cats, based on Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats by T. S. Eliot, opened on Broadway in 1982. It ran for nearly 18 years. • Produced by the Louis Marx company, the Big Wheel first hit the market in 1969, but later gained popularity in the ’70s due to its low price point.…

It happened this week!

This week’s best new books

Fiction COZY MYSTERY Because I Could Not Stop for Death by Amanda Flower Eerie and enchanting, this whodunit set in 1885 follows Willa Noble as she interviews to be a housemaid at Emily Dickinson’s home. She gets the job, and they soon develop a friendship. Then when Willa’s brother, Henry, dies, she confides in Emily that she believes it was murder. Emily offers to help, only to discover there are high-powered people who will do anything to protect their dark secrets. WOMEN’S FICTION Dreamland by Nicholas Sparks This heart-gripping new novel from bestselling author Nicholas Sparks is a story of love and loss. Colby Mills, head of a farm in North Carolina, once had dreams of pursing a music career. He meets Morgan Lee, who graduated from a college music program, then questions his path. Meanwhile, Beverly and…

This week’s best new books

“My pup is more than my best friend, he’s a miracle worker!”

“Mom, I don’t want to be here anymore—I want to go home!” 11-year-old Will Gibney shrieked uncontrollably as he sat hooked up to an IV in a hospital infusion room. “I wish we could,” Laura Assaf told her son. Since infancy, the Guilderland, New York, then sixth grader had suffered from a host of physical and behavioral issues. He was hard to soothe as a baby, unresponsive to pain and grew to be hyperactive and prone to sudden outbursts of rage. By age 6, doctors had diagnosed him with sensory integration disorder and autism, and put him on a variety of medications. But Laura, a practical clinical psychologist, felt something else was going on and, after extensive research, she found a specialist who determined Will had autoimmune encephalopathy—his body didn’t produce antibodies…

“My pup is more than my best friend, he’s a miracle worker!”

How our pets can be powerful healers!

We all know animals can boost our mood, but new studies show that they can also help heal illness and boost immunity—just like Toshi did for Will. In fact, one study recorded in the National Library of Medicine found that petting a dog for 18 minutes leads to a significant increase in an antibody called secretory immunoglobulin A (IgA), a key player in fighting infection. “Another effect of animals on our immunity involves our stress response,” explains Dr. Austin Perlmutter, M.D. “Chronic stress is well-known to compromise our ability to fight off infection.” Research published in the American Academy of Pain Medicine journal reveals that therapy dog visits provided significant reduction in pain and stress for chronic pain patients. Explains psychologist Denee Jordan, Psy.D., “Pets reduce cortisol, a stress hormone, while boosting…

How our pets can be powerful healers!

Look luxe and lovely for less!

Easy-care tips for real or faux fabrics! Key pointers from fashion expert Dawn Del Russo Prevent water damage: Create an invisible barrier that wicks water off fabric by spritzing suede with a silicone spray (like Moneysworth & Best Suede & Nubuck Protector, $8, Amazon.com) and buffing leather with beeswax (like JobSite Snow Shield Beeswax, $8, Amazon.com). Nix wrinkles: Both faux and real suede and leather are prone to wrinkling, but ironing or steaming can change their texture. Instead, spritz creases with a wrinkle-release spray, like Downy Wrinkle Releaser, then gently pull the fabric and smooth with your hands. Voilà! Eliminate odors: Faux and real suede and leather all tend to absorb unwanted smells. The easy fix: First, in a bowl, mix two parts warm water to one part vinegar. Dip a washcloth in the…

Look luxe and lovely for less!

Get gorgeous with herbal masks

Fade age spots with a ginger mask Ginger’s potent compound gingerol breaks down built-up melanin (skin’s pigment) to diminish discoloration. And using it with yogurt (its lactic acid gently exfoliates) leaves skin looking instantly bright and more even-toned. TRY IT! Mix 1 tsp. of powdered ginger and 1 tsp. of plain yogurt. Apply to discolored skin; let sit for 10 minutes, then rinse. Reverse thinning with a rosemary hair mask Rosemary’s rosmarinic acid increases circulation to the scalp, stimulating new growth—plus, it’s been shown to be just as effective at regrowing hair as minoxidil. Pairing it with olive oil, which contains strand-plumping fatty acids and shine-boosting compounds, makes hair look two times thicker, stat. TRY IT! Mix 1 Tbs. of olive oil and 6 drops of rosemary essential oil. Apply evenly from roots…

Get gorgeous with herbal masks

Ready-made masks for even more beautiful!

Thin lips? Pick a moringa butter lip mask. Its fatty acids lock in moisture, plumping thin lips for a fuller pout. Try: Fieldtrip Overnight Trip Hydrating Lip Mask, Macys.com Parched hands? Choose a thermal hand mask. These foil masks warm up from body heat, allowing hand-hydrating ingredients to better absorb. Try: Earth Therapeutics Warming Thermal Moisturizing Hand Mask, Ulta.com Rough heels? Opt for a green tea foot mask. The tea’s antioxidants mend cracks, while its vitamin E softens thick, dry heel skin. Try:Nails.INC Thirsty Feet Moisturizing Foot Mask, CVS.com…

The best natural thyroid boosters

✓ Start your day this way Italian investigators reporting in the Journal of Clinical and Translational Endocrinology found that sipping 1 to 2 oz. of aloe vera juice first thing in the morning can boost thyroid function by 49% in nine months—and the benefits begin to kick in within three months. Experts explain that compounds in the juice bolster the thyroid’s ability to withstand inflammation and its damaging effects. ✓ Meditate on monarchs Gazing at passing butterflies, cozying up on your porch swing or marveling at the turning leaves sends stress packing in as little as 10 minutes. That’s a benefit that enhances thyroid function by as much as 45% within 12 weeks if done daily, findings from India suggest. Turns out any type of relaxing pursuit lowers your body’s output of cortisol,…

The best natural thyroid boosters

The easy way to BANISH FAT, FOG AND FATIGUE FAST

If you’ve been feeling tired and mentally foggy lately, help is here! As many as 80% of us have fat buildup in our liver, triggering a pileup of toxins that leaves us exhausted. The good news? Bitter foods help restore function to this hardworking organ by boosting the production of key compounds that flush fat from the liver. And it’s easy to get the benefits! Simply enjoy at least 2 cups of bitter greens—like arugula, mustard and dandelion greens, chard or watercress—each day. courtesy of Ann Louise Gittleman, Ph.D. To receive 3 free Wellness Guides, order her new book, Radical Longevity, at RadicalLongevityBook.com…

The easy way to BANISH FAT, FOG AND FATIGUE FAST

No more dizzy spells!

✓ Tap nature’s oldest tree Women with BPPV know the drill: One bout of vertigo means you’re more likely to endure recurrent waves of dizziness for four months. To sidestep trouble, take ginkgo biloba. Scientists say a 10-cent daily dose of this “living fossil,” sourced from the Earth’s oldest order of trees, short-circuits the vicious circle of vertigo as effectively as prescription medicine for the condition—and without side effects like headaches and bloat. Research in the International Journal of Otolaryngology finds it works by boosting blood flow to the inner ears in the same way as the Rx. ✓ Tilt your head There’s an unexpected reason you feel dizzy when you look up or roll over in bed. Turns out your inner ear canals are filled with tiny “rocks” that help your body…

No more dizzy spells!

Finally! Freedom from dry eyes

✓ Sip chai tea Enjoy waking up with a cup of coffee or tea? Your eyes do too! Research in Ophthalmology suggests sipping a caffeinated brew stimulates eye glands, spurring the production of hydrating tears within 45 minutes. And if you opt for chai tea, which is made with warm spices like cinnamon and nutmeg, you’ll boost the benefit. These spices brim with antioxidants that ward off inflammation in tear ducts so they can function at their peak. ✓ Savor pecan pie Or toss walnuts into oatmeal. Brigham and Women’s Hospital scientists say pecans, walnuts, peanuts and hazelnuts brim with omega-3 fatty acids that offset hormonal swings that can leave eyes dry and itchy. Plus, their omega-6 fatty acids curb tear-hampering inflammation. Nibble on nuts daily, and you’ll cut dry-eye symptoms by 66%. ✓…

Finally! Freedom from dry eyes

Home cures for ‘meno-bothers’

Brain fog? If you can’t recall where you put your keys, pretend you’re watching Serena and Venus Williams on the tennis court for 15 seconds. Sweeping your eyes left and right, like you’d follow a tennis ball, prods the two hemispheres of the brain to communicate. This offsets menopausal brain blips (caused by stress, poor sleep and hormone swings), helping you recall information with up to 90% accuracy. Hot flashes? Declining estrogen throws your internal thermostat off balance, causing your body to detect tiny increases in tempera temperature (like if you’re snuggling under a cozy blanket) as too hot. Luckily, research in Advances in Therapy suggests sipping a mug of sage tea daily cuts moderate hot flashes by 79% and eliminates 100% of severe flushing—results as good as low-dose estrogen treatments. Sage’s estrogen-like…

Home cures for ‘meno-bothers’

New toothpastes whiten fast!

Best for mild stains Try a purple toothpaste! Since yellow is opposite purple on the color wheel, the violethued paste cancels out yellow tinges by temporarily depositing a wash of color onto teeth. Try: POPWHITE Whitening Primer Toothpaste (Macys.com) Best for crevice stains Opt for a mint- and aloe-infused toothpaste. Mint’s antibacterial agents and aloe’s anthraquinones kill the microbes that cause tooth-dulling plaque to build up in deep crevices. Try: Radius Mint Aloe Neem Toothpaste (Amazon.com) Best for severe stains Choose an activated charcoal toothpaste. Nonabrasive charcoal works like a magnet to lift stain particles embedded in teeth without damaging enamel. Try: White Glo Charcoal Deep Stain Remover Toothpaste (us.WhiteGlo.com)…

New toothpastes whiten fast!

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Pamper your self healthy!

Window shopping restores joy! Tempted to shake off a blah mood by heading to the mall or browsing your favorite online store? Smart move! University of Michigan scientists say searching for bargains (even if you don’t buy a thing) heightens happiness by 70% by spurring the release of mood-boosting dopamine. Dodge colds with a couch break Ahh, it feels so good to kick back after a hectic day. And it turns out doing so for just 40 minutes twice a week curbs your risk of colds and influenza by 75%, report University of California scientists. Credit goes to germ-fighting immune cells (lymphocytes), which are 20% more active when stress levels are low. Already under the weather? Lounging for a half hour daily could cut your symptoms by 50%, plus trim eight days off…

Pamper your self healthy!

“I’m finally free of neck pain!”

Driving home from the grocery store, Suzie Walker prayed, Please, let the intersection be clear. Intense neck pain caused by rheumatoid arthritis and spondylitis, a chronic inflammatory condition that usually affects the spine, made it impossible for Suzie to turn her head from side to side to look for other cars. Suzie had lived with joint stiffness and pain for years, but in 2017, her pain grew excruciating. Not even prescription pain pills provided relief. Her rheumatologist sent Suzie to a physical therapist for massage and dry needling, treatment similar to acupuncture using a thin needle to stimulate muscle function at certain trigger points of the spine, but her pain and stiffness always returned within a day or two of treatment. And three rounds of cortisone injections in her neck produced little…

“I’m finally free of neck pain!”

Discover more amazing head-to-toe benefits of CBD

✓ Deepens sleep: CBD is so effective at triggering relaxation that scientists at the University of Colorado say it brings on deep, restorative sleep for 62% of women. One to try: Sleep Gummies (CBDistillery.com) ✓ Smooths skin: Experts tout hemp-derived CBD extract for its anti-inflammatory and moisturizing effects that reduce redness and calm irritation to help you look younger. One to try: FLOWER Beauty Chill Out Skin Serum (Ulta.com) ✓ Prevents gingivitis: Danish researchers say toothpaste with CBD oil eliminates 262% more gingivitis-causing bacteria than leading brands. Plus, the compound may reduce gum and tooth sensitivity. One to try: CBDent (GetCBDent.com) We’d love to print your inspiring story! Email the story with your name, phone number and a current photo to: WWFeatures@WomansWorldMag.com. Or mail it to: Scoop, Woman’s World, 270 Sylvan Ave., Englewood…

Discover more amazing head-to-toe benefits of CBD

‘Big Mac’ cure for over-50 fat

The internet is going wild for a drive thru–inspired recipe that tastes like cheating, but helps women slim down like crazy. Dubbed the ‘Big Mac’ salad, it features all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese…you get the yummy idea. Keto bloggers, Paleo dieters, even Weight Watchers have versions. But who’s burning fat fastest? We’re pretty sure it’s fans of EatLikeABear.com, most of whom are women over age 50. “If there’s one thing McDonald’s knows, it’s how to tempt our taste buds,” says site creator Amanda Rose, Ph.D., down 140 pounds herself. Rose, 53, tried Big Mac ingredients as she got bored of same-old salads; her followers soon embraced the idea. They eat thousands of Big Mac salads a day—all while reversing age-related diseases and shedding up to 30 pounds in two…

‘Big Mac’ cure for over-50 fat

Fast-food flavor, big results!

For maximum weight loss, enjoy this trendy salad the Eat Like a Bear way. To start, choose a daily “eating window” during which you’ll have your salad and any other natural, low-carb fare you like. Most Bears have a single hour-long meal that’s packed with nutrients and at least 1,200 calories. (But you can begin with a longer window.) Learn more at EatLikeABear.com. BIG MAC VEGGIES Chop a full head of iceberg lettuce plus all the dill pickles, onion and tomato you like. You want lots of volume. 2 ALL-BEEF PATTIES Cook/brown 2 premade burgers or 1⁄2 lb. ground beef (protein portion is limited since excess can spike insulin). SPECIAL SAUCE Mix 1⁄4 cup yogurt, 1⁄4 cup mayo, 2 Tbs. chopped dill pickle, 1 Tbs. pickle juice, 1 Tbs. mustard, 1⁄2 tsp. seasoned salt and stevia…

Fast-food flavor, big results!

“Help me set healthy boundaries”

Give yourself permission Ditch the guilt We’re socialized to put our needs last, which is why we have to normalize boundaries as a healthy part of life, not just for ourselves but for the people in our lives, says expert Sharon Martin. She explains that, far from a harsh line in the sand, boundaries are often a compromise. “You might say, ‘X isn’t working for me; what if we try Y?’ There’s no reason to feel guilty because boundaries are just a request for someone to make a change.” Shift perspective “If you’re not sure if you need to set limits, ask yourself if you would behave the same way in the other person’s shoes,” says expert Suzanne Degges-White, Ph.D. For example, if they always ask you to do them a big favor, would…

“Help me set healthy boundaries”

Spiced Chicken and Couscous Soup with Vegetables Melissa says you can make this pot as hearty as you want—simply adjust the stock as you prefer 3 Tbs. extra-virgin olive oil + additional as needed2 leeks, white and light green parts, halved lengthwise, thinly sliced into half moons3 pinches + 1 tsp. kosher salt1 bunch fresh cilantro, stems and leaves separated, chopped3 cloves garlic, finely chopped1 Tbs. tomato paste2 tsp. garam masala½ cinnamon stick (about 1")1 lb. boneless, skinless chicken thighs, cut into ¾" pieces2 stalks celery and/or carrots, diced1 small bulb fennel, diced1 cup peeled and diced turnip or rutabaga6 cups chicken stock + additionalFreshly ground black pepper1 cup pearl couscousLime wedgesAleppo pepper or hot paprika • In large pot, heat 3 Tbs. oil over medium-high heat. Add leeks and a pinch of…

Bake up smiles!

Caramel Spice Layer Cake Cream cheese frosting! 1 (15.25 oz.) pkg. spicecake mix3 eggs½ cup oil2 cups butter, at room temp.1 (8 oz.) pkg. cream cheese, at room temp.4 cups confectioners’ sugar2 tsp. vanilla extract⅔ cup canned dulce de leche Easy as 1,2,3! 1 Heat oven to 325°F. Coat 2 (9") round cake pans with cooking spray. On low speed, beat cake mix, 1 cup water, eggs and oil until blended, 30 sec.; on medium speed, beat 2 min. Divide between pans. Bake until pick inserted into centers comes out clean, 24–29 min. Let cool 15min. Transfer from pans to racks; let cool. 2 On medium speed, beat butter and cream cheese until smooth. On low speed, gradually beat in confectioners’ sugar, then vanilla until combined. On medium-high speed, beat until light and fluffy. Transfer…

Bake up smiles!

Dinner made easy! Extra delicious!

Romaine and Toasted Walnut Salad Blue cheese adds pizzazz to this simple toss made even more delicious with an easy from-scratch Dijon vinaigrette ½ cup walnuts¼ cup olive oil1 Tbs. white wine vinegar1 Tbs. Dijon mustard¼ tsp. salt¼ tsp. pepper½ head romaine lettuce⅓ cup parsley leaves2 oz. blue cheeseCroutons (optional) • Heat small dry skillet over medium heat. Add walnuts; cook, stirring often, until lightly toasted, about 5 min. Transfer to plate; let cool. • In bowl, whisk together oil, vinegar, mustard, salt and pepper. Tear or cut lettuce leaves into large pieces; transfer to serving bowl. Top with parsley leaves and toasted walnuts. Crumble cheese into large pieces. Place on top of lettuce. Serve with dressing. If desired, garnish with croutons. Servings: 6. Active time: 15 min. Total time: 20 min. Calories: 190 Protein: 4g…

Dinner made easy! Extra delicious!

Add fall style with leafy accents!

AUTUMNAL CENTERPIECE “Vibrant red, orange and yellow hues symbolize the change of seasons,” says Lehr. “And the simple addition of colorful leaves to bouquets, like the one shown, celebrates fall while also adding depth, interest and height.” To do: Press soaked cut-to-fit floral foam into a basket. Insert handfuls of green hydrangeas, forming a soft base. Press 8 apples onto skewers; insert into foam. Tuck in leaves, berries and nuts to fill any gaps, using pieces of floral wire or small dabs of hot glue. SO-PRETTY PLATE IDS “Guests will delight when they take their seats to find a pretty, personalized autumn place setting,” says Lehr. “The plaid ribbon and fresh seasonal extras lend a timeless, rustic feel.” To do: For each, fold a yellow cloth napkin into a square; add to a…

Add fall style with leafy accents!

Make all of your home appliances last longer!

Keep a garbage disposal humming with ice cubes Over time, the blades on your garbage disposal can become dull. The solution: ice cubes. “Running a few ice cubes through the disposal every once in a while dislodges food particles and sharpens the blades so the disposal works more efficiently,” says master appliance repair technician Gary Rima. And consider tossing in a few citrus rinds with the ice to kill odor-causing bacteria. Boost a dishwasher with a toothpick trick Your dishwasher’s nozzles can get clogged, causing leaks. The fix: Remove the bottom spray arm by pulling it up and use a toothpick to scrape out gunk from each hole. Put the arm back, then run a cycle with no dishes or soap to give it a complete rinse. Fend off fridge failure with a straw The…

Make all of your home appliances last longer!

Find CA$H… hiding in your mailbox!

A promise of money Hard to believe, but lots of businesses send money through the mail. They do it as a way to encourage you to look at their offers or as prepayment for participating in surveys. And since they want you to find the money, they’ll let you know it’s there! For instance, the Nielsen audience ratings company sends out two $1 bills in their letters, which you’ll spot through a clear window in the back of the envelope. Along with the cash, you’ll find an offer to receive $5 to $10 more if you fill out the enclosed survey about your TV and radio habits. Another example? Valpak coupons whose envelopes are stamped with, “Look inside! A $100 check could be in this envelope.” One in 50,000 Valpak envelopes…

Find CA$H… hiding in your mailbox!

“I make $500 a month on my hometown pride!”

Back in 2018, I was inspired by the growth my town was experiencing. Boise is a very livable place, and more people began to move here to call it home. As a proud resident, I started brainstorming ways to capitalize on this exciting growth. Because kindness is such a strong value of Boise (and one I wanted to continue to foster), I landed on the concept of a Keep Boise kind.™ bumper sticker. “First, I studied up on legal processes and small business operations, and I met with a trademark attorney. Then I enlisted the help of my friend, who is a talented graphic artist; she came up with a simple and beautiful design. I found a print shop in downtown Boise to create the stickers and some local stores to…

“I make $500 a month on my hometown pride!”

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Walk back in time in Williamsburg

American history comes alive in Williamsburg, Virginia! Formerly the capital of the Virginia Colony from 1699 to 1780, this beautiful destination offers a little something for history buffs, nature lovers and thrill seekers alike. Begin your day at Colonial Williamsburg, the largest outdoor educational living museum in the U.S. You’ll learn about 18th-century life through tours, museums, carriage rides and more. Next, stop by Food for Thought for lunch. Enjoy sandwiches, seafood, vegetarian dishes and regional favorites at this unique spot, which has scholar- and philosophy-themed decor adorning its walls. As the evening comes to a close, gear up for fun at the Busch Gardens Williamsburg amusement park. Hop on exciting rides and munch on food in areas representing seven different countries, plus enjoy seasonal fun at the Oktoberfest area. TAKE A MINI VACATION—AT…

Walk back in time in Williamsburg

ACROSS 1 Dawn’s opposite 5 Cookbook direction 9 Chocolate factory creator Roald 13 Popular cooking spray 16 Underway, to Sherlock Holmes 18 Earth’s center 19 “I had no —!” 20 Relative of beer 21 Calendar page 22 On a ship 23 Company with cars 24 Roofing material 25 Grizzlies, e.g. 27 The Seven Dwarfs, for example 29 Network with an eye logo 30 Police alert, for short 33 More than bad 35 — diem 36 — Pet (novelty item) 37 Respectful 39 Word on a door 41 Soul mate 44 Cognizant 45 Dove calls 47 Polar bear’s domain 51 Offhand comment 53 Chose not to 54 Ohio city 55 Uno y dos 56 Treated, as a sprain 58 Water, in France 60 Snake poison 61 Train station 62 Words said with a nod 64 Breakfast bread 68 Old Ford model 70 Wee warbler 71 Ugly Duckling, eventually 75 Breed of cat or rabbit 77 Store sign info 79 Scooby-Doo redhead 81 Actress Marlee 82 Tractor-trailer 83 They sometimes swing 84 Makes up one’s mind 86 Beauty…

Detective Donna Brady often volunteered at the Clark Retirement Home, organizing the social activities and family visitations. So when Millie Palmer called asking her for help, she assumed it was about the karaoke party that had been scheduled for that evening. But the minute Detective Brady arrived, Millie stopped her at the front entrance, her eyes full of panic she was trying hard to mask. “There’s been a serious crime,” Millie said, clutching Donna’s arm. “My journal has been stolen!” Millie hurriedly led the detective to the library room and pointed to the yellow rocking chair near the window. “Every morning, I sit right here in this chair and write chapters for my new novel from nine until eleven. Then I hide the journal under the mattress in my bedroom. But my journal isn’t…

A brother’s gift of love and comfort

Soon after my family and I moved to the Carolinas from Texas, I got a call from my dad that my brother, Jay, was in the hospital with COVID-19 and was having trouble breathing. With my brother being only 46, I had hoped that he would get better and prayed. However, about a week later, he was put on a ventilator and within just 24 hours, he passed away. It was so sudden, shocking and devastating. He had a wife and six children. As soon as Jay’s Celebration of Life Memorial was set, I flew back to Texas. It was a short and bittersweet few days with family and friends. After I flew back to the Carolinas, my brother’s loss really started setting in. I grieved and shed many tears. I couldn’t…

A brother’s gift of love and comfort

Circle of kindness

“WE ALL PAID IT FORWARD!” I have a job as a cashier at an IGA store on Tybee Island. Recently, in the middle of the day, our internet went down. People could only pay with cash. This was difficult because we live in a world where most folks pay with a card. During my shift, I ended up paying for two people’s groceries because I felt like it was the right thing to do. One order was $45 and the other was $12. Both customers came back to repay me—and included a tip! It made me smile that we all were able to pay it forward! —Kim Kribbs, Tybee Island, GA “SHE WENT OUT OF HER WAY FOR ME!” When I went to visit my mom in Arizona, I decided to go to Mass.…

Circle of kindness

Rainy day fairy tale

Once upon a time… “Princess” Ella is halfway to a birthday party as the paid entertainment, when she observes clouds overhead—dark and heavy. And her car is in the shop, umbrella forgotten. She looks at her gown, yards of cotton candy taffeta mocking her. Ella blows an errant curl that escapes her intricate updo held in place by a jeweled tiara that matches her sparkling sneakers—her working-adult version of glass slippers. As she checks the time before the celebration begins, the sky springs a leak that threatens to douse her from tiara to tulle. Ducking beneath an awning, Ella whispers a silent plea for help—fairy godmother–style. Transport, please!—she begs. Even a pumpkin with wheels would do. Just then, the rumble of an engine vibrates beneath her feet as a motorcycle appears ahead…

Rainy day fairy tale

LIBRA Sept. 23–Oct. 22 From the 2nd on, you’ll find you can begin to act on dreams and imaginative musings you’ve been inundated with lately. And on the 6th, a deeply healing conversation with a loved one could prove empowering. Dive in! Your lucky days: October 4, 5, 6 Your lucky numbers: 4, 7, 12 CAPRICORN Dec. 22–Jan. 19 From the 5th on, it’s time to get the ball rolling on travel plans or diving into a learning experience like a local workshop or online seminar. And on the 8th, you can share an ambitious idea and make a powerful impression. Your lucky days: October 2, 3, 8 Your lucky numbers: 1, 2, 9 ARIES Mar. 21–Apr. 19 From the 3rd on, you can finally start checking off to-do’s that have been piling up. This helps you feel more centered. And come…

Happy Birthday!

Libra, in early November, brainstorming out-of-the-box ideas alongside a friend or loved one could be the key to boosting your cash flow! That’s when beauty-loving Venus, communicator Mercury and the confident sun—all in your money zone—will oppose rebellious Uranus in your emotional bonds zone. Lean into innovation and unusual paths forward while taking special care to keep up with routines that help you stay grounded, and you’ll reap rewards! Then, in mid-December, Mercury in your home zone forms a harmonizing angle to Uranus, and spending quality time with loved ones can be both especially restorative and inspiring, potentially firing you up to experiment with a new way to build security. Enjoy!…

Happy Birthday!

She’s given hundreds of kids the gift of music!

“Listen!” 8-year-old Doyle Cooper shouted to his mom, Leslie, when she came to pick him up from the sitter. Doyle blew a loud bleat on a trumpet, then smiled. “I found it under Miss Lindy’s bed. She says I can borrow it!” “He’s been blowing on toy horns since he was 2,” Leslie, a jazz musician and part-time DJ, thanked her friend. “He’s always wanted a real trumpet.” Doyle practiced and took lessons. At 12, he was the youngest trumpeter ever to perform at the Satchmo SummerFest, New Orleans’ annual tribute to Louis Armstrong. “He plays like that on a banged-up 40-year-old horn?” audience members marveled. And it wasn’t long before Leslie received not one but four donated brand-new trumpets. Doyle picked his favorite, returned the borrowed horn, and Leslie stowed the others. Until…

She’s given hundreds of kids the gift of music!

Love & Laughter

“If a year was tucked inside a clock, autumn would be the magic hour” — Victoria Erickson Toward the end of my workday, I was exhausted and could barely keep my eyes open. I wasn’t very busy, and I ended up dozing off for a few minutes while sitting at my desk. When my phone started to ring, it startled me so much that I jolted awake and ended up flipping my desk chair backward —and I went with it! Only a few of my co-workers saw, and they helped me up, but boy, my face was red! —T.E., Rockville, MD Was my face red! Send us photos of your cutest ‘babies’ and you may see them in an upcoming issue of Woman’s World! Please include the name and age of the child or pet,…

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