the Harmonie Club Sponsored by Scholastic and WE Women’s Entertainment Photos by Cathy Pinsky, Cathy Pinsky Studio The Executive Moms Fall Luncheon, in a new, beautiful ballroom venue, set the tone for our conversation with some of the nation’s most.
It’s season premiere time, which means the water cooler conversations are about to heat up again, especially around one of our favorites from last season, “Desperate Housewives.” Yet why we’ll really be buzzing? This season, Housewife Lynette will be one.
– NY METRO EDITION – ——————————————————————————– As we gear up for our own big Fall event (all RSVPs received by end of day today are eligible to win one of several great prize packages from our sponsors)… we wanted to.
Your kids may not be the only ones approaching the start of a new school year with a pit in their stomachs. The start of school also means the end of parents’ vacation from contending nightly with the right way.
– NY METRO EDITION – ——————————————————————————– We’ve got back-to-school on the brain… A part of which usually entails daily lunch prep. Though you may already have your brown bag routine down to a science, this new option (a NYC-one, for.
Even Executive Moms needs a vacation– so this week we bring you an encore of a favorite Momorandum. Enjoy; we’ll return next week with our fall event invitation. ——————————————————————————– This has got to fall under the “why didn’t anyone think.
Save the Date! The Executive Moms Fall Luncheon In New York, September 27, 2005. Moderated by CNN’s Soledad O’Brien. Invitation to come in two weeks! ——————————————————————————– Has anyone forwarded you an email recently warning you to hurry up and de-list your.
Save the Date! The Executive Moms Fall Luncheon In New York City, September 27, 2005. Moderated by CNN’s Soledad O’Brien ——————————————————————————– Every mom, of the “Executive” variety or not, deserves to be rewarded. Such is the underlying premise behind what.
Sure, it’s enjoyable for a kid, a teen (or grown-up for that matter) to relate to the adventures of someone else, like, a character named Harry Potter. But imagine the interest in literature when the protoganist is… you. We were compelled.
In building an event and subsequent series around “How You DO It,” some of its themes proved weightier than others. We’ll let you decide where on the weighty (food) scale this one measures in, but here are are some of.
