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May31
Summer Water Safety Tips

Children, and adults, love to play in the water, especially when the weather gets warm.  Unfortunately, too many tragic incidents happen every summer.  Because it only takes an inch or two of water for children to drown,  the American Academy of Pediatrics offers some helpful hints to keep your family safe:

  • Stay within an arm's length of your kids at all times.
  • Empty all buckets and bathtubs after use.
  • Don't leave the bathroom for a minute when children are in the tub. 
  • Keep bathroom doors closed when not in use.  Small children can drown in toilets.
  • Make sure hot tubs are secured.
  • Fence off pools, and keep a phone nearby.
  • Watch kids closely around ponds, fountains, wells, and irrigation ditches.

Have a safe and fun summer everyone!

May31
What You Need to Know About Cancer and Cooking on the Grill!
Researchers have connected cook-outs to cancer.  Can it be true?  According to emh-healthcare.org, studies show high-heat cooking of red meats, poultry, and fish, creates chemicals called heterocyclic amines, which are linked to cancer.  The good news is, the studies also showed... Continue Reading
MSLO Announces Creation of "MySpace" for Adult Women
Dave Ibsen over at Five Blogs Before Lunch has the basics about Martha Stewart's new fan-base outreach.  Apparently in late 2007 fans of The Martha will be able to post everything from photographs and scrapbook pages through a "myspace"-type social... Continue Reading
May30
The Best Year of Your Life by Debbie Ford
I've never been much of a believer in resolutions, although this year I did make a few since I was going through some pretty big life changes.  Of course, as Murphy's Law (or Murray's Law, in my case) would have... Continue Reading
Need A Gift for the Graduate?
It can be hard to buy a gift for someone who has just graduated.  About.com put out a list of ideas for students headed to college, but they can also be appropriate for the grad who may not know exactly... Continue Reading
May29
Single Mom Workerettes: Grab Working Mother!
The new issue (June 2006) of Working Mother arrived a few days ago along with a ton of other magazines I subscribe to, and as always, it's chock full of interesting resources for working moms of all walks of life. ... Continue Reading
PINK Magazine: June/July 2006
I received my copy of the June/July 2006 issue of PINK magazine a few days ago.  Turns out this is their 1st anniversary issue!  They couldn't have chosen a better cover model, either: Iman.  Before Tyra Banks, Heidi Klum, Cindy... Continue Reading
Movies In Honor of Memorial Day
Have the day off and looking for some entertainment after the cookout?  How about a movie to remember why you have the day off.  As we honor our veterans and those who are currently fighting for our freedom, let's take... Continue Reading
May26
NAWBO's 2006 Women's Business Conference
Next week marks the 2006 Women's Business Conference hosted by the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO).  The conference will take place at the Westin St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco, California, June 1st thru June 3rd.  The theme... Continue Reading
Sunscreen Season is Here, So Which Are The Best?
About.com published a list of suncreens that have been said to be "the best."  La Roche.   It was hard to find this product in U.S. stores, but now it can be found.  It has the chemical 'Mexoryl' which protects the skin... Continue Reading
May25
A Workerette's Wellness: Potential On-The-Job Health Hazards
It's the age of the computer which means efficiency and convenience, but does it also mean health problems?  On beliefnet, they look at how modern office equipment is effecting our health. Repetitive motion disorder is the result of the same motions performed over... Continue Reading
Hot Jobs For Women Today
The Women's Bureau of the U.S. Department of Labor has some very interesting statistics for the 21st century.  By 2014, women are projected to account for 47% of the workplace, almost half.  The department reports the largest employment gains will... Continue Reading
May24
Are You "One Hot Mama"?
Trace Adkins said it right...just because some of us are moms doesn't mean we aren't still stunning women with plenty to offer.  According to this article in the New York Sun, the "hot mom market" is heating up fast.  The founders... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Natalie Jost (Part 4)
* What accomplishments are you most proud of during your career? Has your business or product won any awards, mentions in the press, garnered praise in reviews or by users, or helped someone overcome a challenge of their own?... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Natalite Jost (Part 3)
What do you enjoy the most about operating your business? What tasks would you perform even if it had nothing to do with the successful operation of your company? Obviously I love the freedom of freelance, but I really... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Natalie Jost (Part 2)
Please tell us about the resources you’ve used thus far and would recommend to others (or steer them away from). Take a moment to share your educational background (both academic and work-based) and point out things that have helped... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Workerette Natalie Jost
I've got a fun Meet & Greet for you this week...Workerette Natalie Jost is a freelance web designer and BlogHer who I think you'll enjoy learning more about.  Natalie is also an amazing photographer.  You can get to know her... Continue Reading
May23
Suffering From Job Burnout? What's At Risk?
No motivation?  Do you dread hearing the alarm clock in the morning?  Don't just shrug off work place stress because it can be effecting your physical health, as well as your emotional well-being. Beliefnet printed a story called, "Don't Get... Continue Reading
May19
Drink a Lot of Coke, Go to the Spa?
So perhaps it's not the healthiest thing on earth (and completely conflicts with their Every Drop Counts campaign), but I have to give it to Coca-Cola with the My Coke Rewards program.  If you're a carbonated caffiene addict, you may... Continue Reading
Call for Submissions for Women Writers!
Seal Press, an imprint of Avalon Publishing Group, Inc., is seeking submissions for their upcoming collections called Greece, A Love Story.  Slated for Spring 2007, the anthology joins others in the Love Story series, which has already visited Mexico, Italy... Continue Reading
The Mom Blogs Are Coming!
Have you been over to ClubMom.com lately?  There are lots of changes taking place over there, not the least of which is the arrival of the Mom Bloggers.  Yes, the much-anticipated momblogs have been created and there are some incredible... Continue Reading
Women Headed to Washington?
The Christian Science Monitor has an interesting article by staff writer Linda Feldmann about the "wave of women candidates" hoping to head to Washington through upcoming elections.  The focus of the piece is on women Democrats aided by EMILY's List,... Continue Reading
Pay It Down! by Jean Chatzky
An important asset to any Workerette, single, married, or anywhere in between, is fiscal fitness.  That's right, your budget can sometimes use a workout just as much as your body can.  If you've taken a look at your checkbook or... Continue Reading
WNBA Celebrating 10 Years
USA Today gives the ladies the credit they deserve, giving them some publicity to help open their tenth season tomorrow, Saturday, May 20th.  The league has implemented some changes in honor of the 10th anniversary.  There will now be four... Continue Reading
May18
10 Minutes to Pampered!
I don't know about you, but there are days when I am one dog-tired Workerette.  Over the past few weeks I've dealt with a lot of stressful issues that are still not all resolved, and boy, did I need a... Continue Reading
It's A Disease That Affects More Than One Million Women Each Year
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease is an infection of the uterus, fallopian tubes, or other female reproductive organs.  Ivillage warns of the health risks PID can impose if left untreated: Infertility Chronic pelvic pain Complications during pregnancy Sometimes Death The U.S. Center... Continue Reading
Exercise and Pregnancy, Two Peas in a Pod!
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommend any woman who is pregnant, and has no complications, should be exercising.  The article on beliefnet.com, lists several benefits of 30 minutes of moderate exercise a day: Less discomfort due to swelling... Continue Reading
May17
World of Women's Wellness for Maine Workerettes
My friend Jessica Harvey (remember "meeting" her?) sent me the following email today sharing some exciting news about an upcoming gathering in Maine this weekend.  Be sure to stop by and tell her hi if you're in the area!... Continue Reading
Are You A Tanning Bed Junkie? You Might Be Addicted
A new study conducted by Wake Forest University has found a connection to obsessive tanners and addiction to the UV rays.  About.com published the article that says the UV rays have an effect on the production of endorphins, chemicals released... Continue Reading
May16
"The War's Deadliest Day for U.S. Women"
Glamour readers may have already seen this tear-jerker of an article in the new issue of the magazine, in their special feature section called "The Hero List".  Susan Dominus pulled together an amazing piece about the fourteen female marines who... Continue Reading
Need An Excuse to Eat Chocolate?
According to an article on Beliefnet,  chocolate actually can have a positive effect on your health.  They say the cocoa has phenols and flavnoids which are natural anti-oxidants, which help to keep the body's free radicals in balance.  If your body... Continue Reading
Dawna Stone Appears in Body + Soul Magazine
Remember Dawna Stone, winner of The Apprentice: Martha Stewart?  Her win wasn't just for show.  Stone's apprenticeship is as vice president, director of development for Body + Soul magazine.  As an avid watcher of the show, I was surprised to... Continue Reading
May15
2006 "Mother of Invention" Invention Grant Contest
Feeling creative?  Start plotting out what you would create to make life easier, more efficient, or more exciting, and see if you can win the Whirlpool Brand "Mother of Invention" grant! Yesterday marked the opening of the call for entries... Continue Reading
Postpartum Depression Resources
Having survived a pretty serious fight with peri- and postpartum depression myself, I was thrilled to find an excellent article in Parents magazine this month tackling the topic.  Thanks to the efforts of well-known women, such as Brooke Shields and... Continue Reading
Considering Flextime?
Considering asking your employer for a more flexible schedule, but wondering how to tackle the issue or if it's even worth trying for?  The tips over at the Fayetteville Observer may be of assistance.  According to this article, more bosses... Continue Reading
"Snowmass Wellness Experience"
I just found out about a girls' weekend that sounds totally rejuvenating and exciting.  The Snowmass Wellness Experience is taking place this August, and while it doesn't focus only on women, there are opportunities for turning the weekend into away... Continue Reading
Quotes from Madeleine Albright, former US Secretary of State
The June 2006 issue of Glamour has a wonderful quickie interview with former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright!  Turns out her new book, The Mighty and the Almighty, will be available soon, and she's doing great work with her foundation,... Continue Reading
Important Bicycle Safety Reminders for the Family, Including a Child Carrier Recall
Warmer weather is upon us, which means outdoor activities for families.  A popular one is bike riding.  In order to be safe, we need to remember to wear proper protective gear.  The Bicycle Helmet Safety Institute has some great information posted on... Continue Reading
May12
Share the Wealth Expo: Orlando, Florida
Do we have any Workerettes planning on being in the Orlando area next week?  Turns out the National Association of Women Business Owners is hosting an expo next Tuesday (16 May) where women in biz can get together and network. ... Continue Reading
May11
Women Writers: Hit the Spa!
I recently joined the National Association of Women Writers (NAWW) and have learned all sorts of interesting tidbits from their weekly e-newsletter.  (Still waiting for my box of new member goodies to arrive...I can't handle the anticipation!)  Anywho, today's newsletter mentioned... Continue Reading
Part-Time Franchises for Women: Too Good to be True?
We've all seen the marketing packets for independent consultant positions, I think, with companies like Mary Kay, Tupperware, PartyLite and the like offering women their dream mixture of flexible hours, phenomenal products and a career under their own control.  I... Continue Reading
"Make Mine a $Million" Program
Did you know that of more than 10 million women-owned businesses in the U.S. only about 3% earn a million dollars or more annually?  (Three times that number of male-owned businesses do the same!) Did you know that women only... Continue Reading
Unique Mother's Day Gift Ideas, From A Mom Who Knows II
Mom's love nothing more than to feel like their loved one bought the gift especially for them; there's no other item like it.  An easy way to accomplish that is to have the item personalized! Personalization mall is a great... Continue Reading
May10
Unique Mother's Day Gift Ideas, From A Mom Who Knows
Ok, have you ever thought about "what lies beneath," when it comes to the bottom of your purse?  Our local Fox affiliate just did a story on the germs that are on the bottom of ladies purses and it wasn't... Continue Reading
May 9
Do You Know It's Teacher Appreciation Week?
As the end of the school year quickly approaches, kids are restless and so are their teachers.  It's rather fitting that this is "Teacher Appreciation Week."  So what do you get for the person who is so instrumental in your... Continue Reading
May 8
Now We're Wild Cats?
Well, if the "Wendys" weren't enough, now there's another term for so-called independent women..."Cougars". According to the icWales website, a new breed of women is ruling the boardroom and the bedroom.  Apparently yet another concept that began in New York,... Continue Reading
A Workerette's Wellness: Improve Your Health In 15 Minutes
Five easy to do suggestions from Health Expressions that can improve your health, even if just for a day! First, remember to floss.  Flossing between teeth helps fight gum disease, so you should floss at least once a day for... Continue Reading
May 7
Meet the Wendys: BBC2's "The Apprentice"
I couldn't help but crack up when I read this article in the UK's Observer about the "Wendys" in the BBC2 version of "The Apprentice".  With all the other acronyms out there, I'm surprised I hadn't heard this one yet:... Continue Reading
May 6
Blueprint (New From Martha Stewart Living)
This must be my week to find all sorts of new goodies, because right after finding Lily, I spotted the new publication from Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia (MSLO).  Blueprint is supposed to help you "design your life"...and I think it shall. ... Continue Reading
Lily: Beautiful Living Through Faith
Christian women now have a new resource to support and encourage them, courtesy of Meredith Corporation (yes, the Better Homes and Gardens folks): Lily.  My friend and fellow writer, Eleanor Joyce, spotted this magazine a few weeks back and posted... Continue Reading
Creating a Balance Between Work and Life
If finding balance in your life is an issue, or has recently become one, for you, you may glean some wise suggestions from Kelley Robertson's new piece over at Business Know How.  His article, "Balancing the Scales at Work and... Continue Reading
May 5
Meet & Greet: Workerette Rita Ballard
Thanks to Diane Ensey, who was recently featured here in a "Meet & Greet" interview, I was lucky enough to hear from Rita Ballard.  I visited one of Rita's sites today and she's got so much to teach us Workerettes! ... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Rita Ballard (Part 2)
* Please tell us about the resources you’ve used thus far and would recommend to others (or steer them away from). Take a moment to share your educational background (both academic and work-based) and point out things that have... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Rita Ballard (Part 3)
* What do you enjoy the most about operating your business? What tasks would you perform even if it had nothing to do with the successful operation of your company? Probably like everyone with their own business, my greatest... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Rita Ballard (Part 4)
* What challenges have you overcome during your endeavor? Please describe something that impacted you financially or intellectually and how you got past it. The entire endeavor has been a financial challenge. I did not have savings or investments... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Rita Ballard (Part 5)
* Without spilling the beans, what is in the works for your business or product line for 2006? Where are you headed, and where do you hope to be by the end of the year? What about the coming... Continue Reading
Travel Group For Women Only
Have you ever dreamed of visiting Africa, or somewhere closer, maybe a whitewater rafting excursion, but just don't know where to start planning?  There is a travel company called Adventures In Good Company that will do all the planning for you, including... Continue Reading
May 4
Unitus: Helping Women Who Dream of Becoming Workerettes
Tonight I received the nicest note from Tim Stay, one of several fearless leaders here at Know More Media.  In his email, Tim mentioned my "Meet & Greet" series and was kind enough to direct me to further information about... Continue Reading
Mombloggers Unite!
A little while back I posted some information here about ClubMom's decision to hire on blog-hers to focus in further on their target audience...moms.  In essence, we have mom-preneurs, mom-bloggers, yes, we are learning from each other, teaching each other, and... Continue Reading
Hit the Road With TravelGirl
Last year, thanks to my former employer, I got to do some traveling to places I hadn't been before.  I hit Las Vegas, L.A. and Knoxville, TN, all in one year.  Having grown up an Army brat, I've been known... Continue Reading
A Woman's Worth
This study sponsored by Salary.com has come across my radar several times, but lately it's getting a lot of press.  (Some smart PR on their part, frankly!)  According to their findings, a stay-at-home mom's salary, if she were paid one,... Continue Reading
Mom To Be At 63, Are You Joking?
In Yahoo News today, there is an article about a 63-year old British woman who is seven months pregnant after receiving in vitro fertilization.  I'm all for women's rights, but is it fair to that child?  To top it all,... Continue Reading
May 3
Meet & Greet: Workerette Diane Ensey of Beyond Paper
We've got another fantastic Meet & Greet today, folks.  Diane Ensey, founder of Beyond Paper (formerly Digitalgybe) has popped by to share her wit and wisdom with us Workerettes.  Diane runs three (yes, three!) businesses and also writes here on... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Diane Ensey (Part 2)
* What was the inspiration, or the catalyst for, the creation of your business endeavor? Terror. No, really. Since childhood I suffered from anxiety disorder that by 2001 got so severe I had trouble leaving my condo. I could... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Diane Ensey (Part 3)
* What do you enjoy the most about operating your business? What tasks would you perform even if it had nothing to do with the successful operation of your company? Blogging. Reading blogs. Helping people set up websites and... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Diane Ensey (Part 4)
* What challenges have you overcome during your endeavor? Please describe something that impacted you financially or intellectually and how you got past it. I’ve had a hard time believing I’m worth my hourly rate. I still have this... Continue Reading
Meet the "Mumpreneurs"
When I first saw that headline pull up on a Google Alert, I thought I was looking at the title of a new movie or something!  Turns out it's actually an article being run on icWales (the national website of... Continue Reading
A Workerette's Wellness: Air Cleaners and Allergies
Are you or your family members really struggling with allergies this season?  I live in the Cleveland area and for some reason this season seems really bad.  I usually never have problems with pollen or air allergens, but my nose... Continue Reading
May 2
Meet & Greet: Noelle Wong, Founder of iN-Image! Inc.
My colleague Noelle Wong (founder of iN-Image! Inc. and author of KMM's ImageAide.com) just sent me her responses to the "Meet & Greet" questionnaire.  She has a lot of insight to share, especially about how a formal education can both... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Noelle Wong (Part 2)
* Please tell us about the resources you’ve used thus far and would recommend to others (or steer them away from). Take a moment to share your educational background (both academic and work-based) and point out things that have... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Noelle Wong (Part 3)
* What do you enjoy the most about operating your business? What tasks would you perform even if it had nothing to do with the successful operation of your company? I love seeing the transformation of each client. Each of... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Noelle Wong (Part 4)
* What accomplishments are you most proud of during your career? Has your business or product won any awards, mentions in the press, garnered praise in reviews or by users, or helped someone overcome a challenge of their own? Tell... Continue Reading
Meet & Greet: Noelle Wong (Part 5)
* Have you worked with a mentor who has led you far? Take a moment to recognize their contribution(s) and we’ll all applaud with you! There are a few people who I’d like to recognize for their contribution: Karen... Continue Reading
A Workerette's Wellness: Customized Meal Plans to Improve Your Health
A very interesting concept, eating foods that can help improve your physical and emotional well-being.  iVillage posted an intriguing article that lists 20 different diets to help with things from anxiety to steamier sex! I looked at the anti-anxiety diet... Continue Reading
May 1
The Story Circle Network for Women Writers
Here's an interesting looking resource for you writing Workerettes: the Story Circle Network.  According to their website, this non-profit organization "is made up of women who want to explore their lives and their souls through life-writing--writing that focuses on our... Continue Reading
Pediatricians Push Parents to Encourage Activity
The American Academy of Pediatrics says pediatricians should act as "activity police" when it comes to talking to parents about the amount of time their children spend exercising.  If parents get children involved an interested in exercise and activity at... Continue Reading

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