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Your Guide to Guided Vacations

posted Tuesday, September 30, 2014

by: in Travel

It used to be that a guided vacation meant a coach full of seniors and involved driving for hours on end. Nowadays, guided vacations are the key to experiencing the world in a unique and incredible way. Guided vacations allow you to travel in a small enough group that you can still enjoy travelling, but […]

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Your mama’s so fat….

posted Friday, September 19, 2014

by: in Humour in Life and Business

My daughter is 9 and my daughter tells, “Yo mama’s so fat” jokes… I am torn. As a comedian, this is fantastic, particularly with lines like, “Yo mama’s so fat, Dora can’t even explore her”; I mean, come on, gold, right? But as a mother, and a woman who rolls her eyes at the ridiculous […]

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Difficult Conversations

posted Monday, September 15, 2014

by: in Finance / Insurance

Recently, I sat down to dinner with two of my clients and had an informal yet frank discussion about what kept them up at night. The number one issue was not money in of itself, but rather their failure, and one partner’s refusal to sit down as a couple and have a discussion about money […]

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How Cruising has Changed Over the Years

posted Wednesday, September 3, 2014

by: in Travel

I love cruising. I went on my first cruise when I was 6 years old and we cruised on the Canberra from Southampton all the way to the Caribbean and then back again. It took us a week to get there, where we cruised for a week in the Caribbean and then took a week […]

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Taking Time for Me

posted Monday, September 1, 2014

by: in Pet Talk

Up in the air at 35,000 ft, finally taking my first holiday since starting my business, and I find it surprisingly easy to relax. Maybe it’s the idea of a new adventure or the anticipation of new experiences. Maybe, it’s because I have assembled an amazing team who will keep my business running effortlessly while […]

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The Summer Exodus

posted Friday, August 29, 2014

by: in From the Editor

Summer is almost over. At least that’s what it feels like whenever Labour Day weekend comes around each year. The mass exodus of cars jam packed on the 401 eastbound into Durham right now confirms this too. But then again, if you live in Durham, you know that every Friday evening (and sometimes Saturday morning) […]

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Judging A Book By Its Cover

posted Friday, August 22, 2014

by: in Humour in Life and Business

I am a shallow person. Yes, it’s true; Stephanie Herrera is a sad example of what society’s concepts of the “ideal woman” churns out day after day. I got a boob job. Not just a boob job, but a whole “Mommy Makeover” which includes a tummy tuck and liposuction. After 4 kids, I felt I […]

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Kefir – The New Superfood?

posted Friday, August 8, 2014

by: in Pet Talk

Recently, I was talking with a client whose dog was experiencing a number of digestive issues and dealing with depression. I suggested adding Kefir into the dog’s diet. She had no clue what it was, but tried it and the dog responded within a week. Kefir is a cultured milk product that is made from […]

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Land of Oz

posted Tuesday, August 5, 2014

by: in Travel

Working in the Travel Industry, I am often asked where my favourite place in the world is. Even though I have thoroughly enjoyed visiting places on each continent, the answer that just rolls off my tongue is Australia, the Land of Oz. I went to Australia after I graduated from high school. Before our trip […]

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What My Baby Taught Me About Life

posted Thursday, July 31, 2014

by: in From the Editor

A baby can teach you a lot of things. For instance, the other day, I learned the lesson of dealing with circumstances in life that are out of my control. Allow me to elaborate. A baby sleeps, eats, poops and cries when it wants to. Your life revolves around your baby. This means that you […]

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