A Good Wife Knows Her Place???

Thought this was interesting—although I don't know about putting ribbons in my hair and never complaining even if my hubby wants to stay out all night. Just remember ladies, you have no right to question his actions-yeah, whatever.


An Actual 1955 Housekeeping Monthly article.

Need A Laugh? Check This Out!

I am laughing so hard that tears are rolling down my cheeks--oh this is too funny! Go to www.awkwardfamilyphotos.com I have some seriously funny pictures I should send in of my sister and I jumping on a trampoline when we were little--she looks like an Ewok, and I look look like one of the Nelson twins. You have to look through more than just the first page, keep going back to older posts--once you start laughing you won't be able to stop--my favorite is the family photo on the beach--look in the background!

Shadow Diseases

I just have to share....

Evidence suggests that the following conditions are connected:

Migraines--Those who have migraines are more susceptible to having a stroke or heart attack, if you have even one migraine per month you are 50% more likely to have a stroke or heart attack.

Endometriosis--Melanoma (I have had both--must be something to this after all). Women with endometriosis are 67% more likely to have abnormal skin growth causing melanomas--makes sense I suppose.

High Blood Pressure--Diabetes

Psoriasis--Heart Attack. This was from a study that followed 1/2 million people for 5 years and found that if you have psoriasis your risk for a heart attack doubles, mainly related to inflammation.

Metabolic Syndrome--Kidney Stones

Asthma--Depression and Anxiety Disorders

This can all be found in Prevention Magazine July 2009 or Prevention.com;

Spread the Word - Army of Women

Spread the Word - Army of Women

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Join Army of Women Today!!!

Hey ladies,
I have joined the Army of Women, I highly encourage you to join as well. This is a way to help study and hopefully prevent breast cancer in the future. Go to armyofwomen.org to sign up today!

My Grandmother died from breast cancer when I was 8 years old, I never really got to know her very well. I'm sure that most of you know women who have also battled breast cancer...this is an AWESOME way to do your part in finding a cure!