- Dear Margo: When You Think You've Heard Everything ... You Haven't
- Dear Margo: When Dad/Gramps Just Ain't Interested
- What's your viewpoint on a one-term presidency for Obama, no matter the reason?
- Could Mammograms Fall Victim to Obamacare? by Liz Peek
- Liz Smith: In a Concert Hall Far, Far Away
- Liz Smith: Sharon Stone, Steve Tyrell, Sarah (You Know Who), Glamour, Lesley Gore – and More!
- Queen Martha, by Cynthia McFadden
- Did You Ever See a Book Cry? by Sheila Nevins
- LIZ SMITH FLASH! The Kennedy Conspiracy and the Mafia
- Remember shopping pre-Internet? What era/memory in the evolution of shopping do you think of most fondly?
- Did You Ever See a Book Cry? by Sheila Nevins
- LIZ SMITH FLASH! The Kennedy Conspiracy and the Mafia
- Dear Margo: When Dad/Gramps Just Ain't Interested
- Liz Smith: Sharon Stone, Steve Tyrell, Sarah (You Know Who), Glamour, Lesley Gore – and More!
- Liz Smith: In a Concert Hall Far, Far Away
- Dear Margo: When You Think You've Heard Everything ... You Haven't
- Joan Ganz Cooney Still Shops the Way She Always Has
- Joan Ganz Cooney Looks at Unemployment, Not War
- Let Down and Felt Up? by E.D. Hill
- The World in Vogue (Photos)
- What's your viewpoint on a one-term presidency for Obama, no matter the reason?
- Could Mammograms Fall Victim to Obamacare? by Liz Peek
- Dear Margo: When You Think You've Heard Everything ... You Haven't
- Dear Margo: When Dad/Gramps Just Ain't Interested
- Remember shopping pre-Internet? What era/memory in the evolution of shopping do you think of most fondly?
- Did You Ever See a Book Cry? by Sheila Nevins
- LIZ SMITH FLASH! The Kennedy Conspiracy and the Mafia
- Mr. wOw: Falling in Love Again With 'Marlene'
- Let Down and Felt Up? by E.D. Hill
- The Love Goddess: In Sickness and in Health ... But Hold the Sickness































My Comments (149 so far…)
Let Down and Felt Up? by E.D. Hill
Has your mother's style influenced your own? In what way?
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Music was the great divide between ourselves and our parents. Will technology be the dividing factor with the new generation?
One study from Yale says that women are evolving to become shorter and fatter. In recent years have you shrunk or gotten fatter?
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The Truth About Marriage, by Carin Rubenstein
Liz Smith: Brooke Astor's Sad Legacy – Money Changes Everything
Familes get unhinged over money. Don’t assume that your children will be generous with each other. Assume that anyone with a key will be in your house grabbing the good stuff before anyone else gets a chance, that more than one executor will mean way too much of your estate will be spent on lawyers, and that the responsible kids will not "understand" when you leave more money to your needier loser kids. Everyone should find a good lawyer, take the good legal advice you are paying for, and get an effective will that reflects your values and wishes.
Candice Bergen: Where Have All the Linguistics Gone?
Should Roman Polanski go to prison?
Dear Margo: Her Mother, the Dinosaur
Dear Margo: Her Mother, the Dinosaur
The huge drama made of what sounds to me like a non-issue makes me suspect that she simply doesn’t like the woman, and that her other failings have been similarly grossly exaggerated. When I have guests, I always ask if anyone needs something tossed in the wash. I’ll bet that the rearranging of the bookcase was nothing more than taking a book to look at and putting it back in the "wrong" place. I say the writer needs to get a grip if she wants to be a part of this family. I think SHE is the head case.
Jeremy Hit Rock Bottom, by Sheila Nevins
Hate the Gym? How Very French, by Mireille Guiliano
Hate the Gym? How Very French, by Mireille Guiliano
I won a $100 gift certificate to the fanciest restaurant in town. My husband I went and were served plates I can only describe as "funny little food." It was fine, and we enjoyed it with wine to the tune of a few more bucks than the certificate was for. But I can’t sign up for the pay more, get less theory of weight loss. I’d rather stay home, prepare my own meals, and just eat less of that. And I do.
I’ve been on an exceptionally healthy vegetarian diet for the better part of a year now. I’ve surely cut thousands of calories out of my diet by refusing cookies, potato chips, candy, chips and salsa, and everything else of that kind. I have whole grains, fresh vegetables and fruit, small amounts of nuts, green tea, and a square of dark chocolate with red wine as an evening treat. Surely my overall health has improved. My cholesterol numbers have dropped. Yet I haven’t lost an ounce. How can that be? It makes no sense to me.
I was very slim well into my 30s. I started putting on "marriage weight" after and have settled firmly into that size 14 place. I don’t think these things are as easy as the simple formulas you find in diet books and online.
I don’t buy the exercise to lose weight theory either. If that were true, why on earth would Olympic gymnasts and figure skaters have to watch their weight? Humbug!