525,600 Minutes

A friend recently came up to me and said, “Someone (a mutual friend) advised me to get help from you regarding balancing my schedule since I have so much going on. I hear that you are a time management guru.” … Read More

Homework Help

Recently, I received this sheet from the kids’ school. Although my homework help ideas are a bit different, I took the tips to heart. Okay…I’ll admit it : I don’t discuss, plan or review my kids’ homework. I do make … Read More

7 Healthy Eating Tips for Kids and Families

Last week, I shared four of Lidia Bastianich’s delicious Italian recipes from the Grana Padano Cooking Demo media event that I attended with Sean. Lidia had my “selective” eater gobbling down squash ravioli and panna cotta, so you know that … Read More

Is a short pencil better than a long memory?

{Pencil portion of image courtesy of Frank Kovalchek} Do you agree that it is better to write things down than to rely on your memory? I do. I definitely fall in the “short pencil” camp. As such, it is very … Read More

Final Thoughts on Tory Johnson’s Shift

In Tory Johnson’s The Shift is about more than weight loss and The Five Steps to Tory Johnson’s Weight Loss Shift, I shared my notes from the Shift with Tory event in New York that I attended as a media … Read More

Reader Q&A: Why is my curry chicken watery?

My favorite reader email from last week: Love your website and have tried several of your delicious recipes. Every time I make curry chicken the gravy comes out watery like a broth. I cook it in a deep skillet with … Read More

Zucchini Recipes: Simple Sautéed Zucchini

A couple of friends came over for dinner last Saturday night and brought us several zucchini from a farmer’s market.  Zucchini is such a great, versatile vegetable. Some of the ways that I like to use it are in stir-fry … Read More