Today more than ever women need to celebrate their unique bonds. Join together with your sisters. Created with love and joy, inspired by the experiences originally shared between a mother and a daughter, Girlavanting captures the essence of your inner goddess, with room to write your notes.
http://girlavanting.com/BooksandProducts.html
With Girlavanting you'll find over 90 tried and true imaginative, playful, and juicy, tips and treasures to share, with room to write your notes. This guide is the ultimate resource for you and your "girls" - sisters, daughters, mothers, friends and more. Honor your inner goddess!
Today more than ever women need to celebrate their unique bonds. Join together with your sisters. Created with love and joy, inspired by the experiences originally shared between a mother and a daughter, Girlavanting captures the essence of your inner goddess.
http://girlavanting.com/BooksandProducts.html
Marianne Williamson says:
"GIRLAVANTING shows how to ENJOY being a girl. And how to teach your friends (and daughters!) to enjoy it, too. Both fun and enlightening."
With Girlavanting you'll find over 90 tried and true imaginative, playful, and juicy, tips and treasures to share, with room to write your notes. This guide is the ultimate resource for you and your "girls" - sisters, daughters, mothers, friends and more. Honor your inner goddess!
Every once and awhile, because I'm a mommy blogger, I get asked to do something really cool. Yesterday was one of those days. I got to sit in on a conference call with Rob Reiner. The minute I heard his voice I recognized that delightful New York accent.
Now to be truthful, I haven't heard much about his new movie "Flipped". But it was so interesting listening to him and Penelope Ann Miller talk about it.
It's a movie about growing up, families, first love and values--and the theme really is how our families shape our values. And what makes us rich as people doesn't have much to do with money.
I liked it when Rob said he just keeps making the same movie over and over--the boy meets girl movie. And why is it that the girl is always so much wiser and mature? And why are boys so clueless and confused? It was fun to hear him talk. We (about a dozen mommy bloggers) all chuckled.
I am really excited to see this movie. Sounds like it's the kind of film that you can see with your kids and everyone enjoys it--and maybe you learn something about yourself and life or maybe just the women "get it" way before men. (That's a good lesson for boys!)
Anyway, if families don't go see this film we send a message to Hollywood that we prefer movies about vampires and aliens. I hope a lot of people see "Flipped" to tell Hollywood we want to see movies about humans. I know I can't wait to see it!
Watch the trailer at: http://flipped-movie.warnerbros.com/
This past week has been amazing. So much stuff going on. It makes my head spin. So here are the highlights of just one week of my life.
