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Comely Comestibles (Food In The News)

August 4, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 7 Comments

How could I resist when I found both pickles and chocolate in my morning browsing of the New York Times online, especially with my own periodic pondering on warped views of food, femininity, not to mention fiscal fitness? Stopping by an opinion piece I thought dealt with economics – (it was illustrated by what appears […]

Filed Under: Food & Recipes, Health, Language, Morning Musing Tagged With: comfort foods, daily plate of crazy, Food & Recipes, fun, healthy food, humor, libido foods, ramble

Our Bodies, Ourselves, and Helen Mirren

August 2, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 8 Comments

The title was irresistible – This Just In!!! Read All About It!!! That was yesterday, on one of my favorite sites, written by the incredible Tish Jett, A Femme d’Un Certain Age. And the hot item? The fact that award-winning Helen Mirren, who just turned 66, had been graced with the title of Best Body, […]

Filed Under: Fashion & Style, Health, Lifestyle, Sexual Politics Tagged With: aging gracefully, big little wolf, daily plate of crazy, definition of beauty, Fashion & Style, female sexuality after 40, Helen Mirren, midlife, midlife women, older women, sexuality at midlife, sexy older women, women and self-esteem, women over 50, women's issues

Teenage Sex At Home?

July 26, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 22 Comments

Teens having sex on the sly, or under your own roof?

Filed Under: Health, Parenting, Sex, Tweens and Teens Tagged With: Parenting, parenting teens, Sex, society, teenage sex, teens and condoms, women's issues

Food, Glorious (Healthy) Food – And On A Budget

July 24, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 10 Comments

Food that is affordable, healthy, and glorious!

Filed Under: Food & Recipes, Health Tagged With: Health, healthy food, recipes, Surviving Recession, women's health, women's issues

Challenging Kids, Knee-Jerk Reactions, Band-Aid Responses

July 15, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 14 Comments

Who doesn’t want to scream when it comes to their kid? At least now and then? In the past 24 hours, one of my sons tried my patience over a long-running issue. I lost my temper – though he admits to seeing that I was holding back – but I went for a more hard-line […]

Filed Under: Culture, Health, Parenting, Politics, Surviving Recession Tagged With: children of divorce, daily plate of crazy, effeccts of unemployment, healthy food, Parenting, parenting teens, raising teenagers, rant, single motherhood, single parents

Feeding Your Spirit

July 14, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 9 Comments

I was browsing the Living section on Huffington Post and came across this: Spiritual Lessons From Wine And Baguettes. How could I bypass so tasty a title? Especially as today is Bastille Day – the French national holiday? And, I confess, I have allowed myself a bit of both this summer – good wine and […]

Filed Under: Food & Recipes, Health, Lifestyle, Travel Tagged With: budget cooking, daily plate of crazy, family, France, Health, health and well-being, men and women, women's issues

Healthy or Unhealthy? Cultural Commentary: A Conversation

July 13, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 19 Comments

“Why should my tax dollars pay for your medical care?” she says. Her blue eyes are piercing against her softly tanned skin. Her eyebrows are raised, and her lips pursed in annoyance. At first I think she’s kidding. But she’s not. She is about thirty, and we know each other casually. She’s healthy, single, in […]

Filed Under: Business, Culture, Health, Politics, Sexual Politics, Surviving Recession Tagged With: big little wolf, challenges in health care, D A Wolf, daily plate of crazy, education, effects of unemployment, Health, health care, men and women, Politics, post-divorce life, rant, Sexual Politics, women's issues

Are You Fat?

July 9, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 28 Comments

Are you fat? Oh, I’m not talking about five or ten pounds. I’m not talking about feeling fat – which is another issue altogether. I mean getting on a scale, trying on your clothes, looking in the mirror – and facing it – excess weight for your stature, body type, age and sex. Worse – […]

Filed Under: Health, Lifestyle, Surviving Recession Tagged With: budget cooking, family, Health, obesity, Parenting, post-divorce life, Surviving Recession, the fat issue, unemployment, women's health, women's issues

Stressed? Pressed? How Well Does Your Brain Work?

July 5, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 9 Comments

My stomach is knotting, my heart is pounding, pressure is fanning out across my chest. My mouth is dry, my words are sticky. Sometimes, my mind goes blank. Sound familiar? These are just a few of the symptoms we experience when we’re under extreme stress. Oh, not the everyday stuff we all grow accustomed to. […]

Filed Under: Health, Lifestyle, Parenting Tagged With: anger management, communication styles, fear, life after divorce, men and women, post-divorce life, psychology, Single Parenting, stress

Midlife (And Magical Thinking)

June 24, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 5 Comments

Midlife madness? Never went through it. No string of affairs, no taking up bungee jumping, no lifting my boobs or making them bigger (or smaller). No buying myself a hot little red MG. I know, I know. I’m showing my age on that one. But then – I’m talking about age. Midlife! Women at midlife! […]

Filed Under: Health, Lifestyle, Morning Musing Tagged With: aging gracefully, beauty, midlife, mirrors, older women, sexuality at midlife, women and beauty, women over 50

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