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Fashion First: Floral

JOAN E. LINCOLN MOM Entrepreneur Fashion Stylist Radio Personality on WARM 101.3 Writer for Rochester Woman Magazine Fashion Forward Column Speaker: Empowering Women Cons...

Word For The Weekend: BEHEMOTH

Word For The Weekend BEHEMOTH [bih-hee-muhth] DEF: Any creature or thing of monstrous size or power. Something that is unusually large or very big and powerful, especiall...

Four Ways to Become Your Boss’s Favorite Employee

If you want to be your boss’s FAVORITE employee, don’t just suck up to them. It’s too transparent and obvious. Here are four subtle ways to stand out ....

Fashion First: CAR BUYING vs. SHOE BUYING

JOAN E. LINCOLN MOM Entrepreneur Fashion Stylist Radio Personality on WARM 101.3 Writer for Rochester Woman Magazine Fashion Forward Column Speaker: Empowering Women Cons...

Word For The Weekend: SCHTICK

Word For The Weekend SPRING [spah-ring] DEF: A time or season of growth or development, specifically the season between winter & summer comprising in the northern hem...

37% of Us Are Planning to Spend a Full Day Spring Cleaning

Spring has arrived! So a new study looked at America’s spring-cleaning habits. And 37% of us plan to spend an entire DAY or more de-cluttering our home this spring....

Fashion First: Prom Season is Upon Us

JOAN E. LINCOLN MOM Entrepreneur Fashion Stylist Radio Personality on WARM 101.3 Writer for Rochester Woman Magazine Fashion Forward Column Speaker: Empowering Women Cons...

Fashion First: What heel height is for you

JOAN E. LINCOLN MOM Entrepreneur Fashion Stylist Radio Personality on WARM 101.3 Writer for Rochester Woman Magazine Fashion Forward Column Speaker: Empowering Women Cons...

Word For The Weekend: PRECOCIOUS

Word For The Weekend PRECOCIOUS [pre-coe-shuh-sss] DEF: It came down to 1 of 3 “P” words, and the winner?Unusually advanced or mature in development, especial...

Word For The Weekend: OBLIVIOUS

Word For The Weekend OBLIVIOUS [uh–bliv-ee-uh s] DEF: Unmindful; unconscious; unaware (usually followed by or used with of or to). For example: She was oblivious of...