A Lifestyle Blog for Empty Nesters by Suzy Mighell
Glen Rose, Texas is precious. It really is. There is enough to do to keep you busy, but the pacing and sights of the small town and surrounding area will lower your blood pressure and refresh your spirit. It would be ideal for a girlfriend getaway or a romantic long weekend with your love. It’s easy to get to, and…
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When I speak to young moms about what life is like in the Empty Nest, I always tell them one thing: nurture your marriage while your kids are still at home. Make it a priority. When kids begin leaving the nest, most couples either fall into one of two camps: Those who are worried about the state of their marriage…
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No matter where you are in relation to the empty nest years, strengthening your marriage is always a good idea. Like any relationship, an empty nester marriage needs nurturing! In a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, marriage therapist William J. Doherty said, “Every married couple has two to three chronic problems that never go away.” Wow. Never? In…
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Do you have luscious lashes? I am obsessed! I know, it is a little sad. Thankfully, my mother-in-law is also obsessed with eyelashes. This has become a real bonding point for us over the years. Most of the time we are together, the topic turns to mascara, eyelash curlers, and even, on occasion, eyelash enhancing serums. Please don’t judge us….
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With the success of HGTV’s Fixer Upper, starring Chip and Joanna Gaines, the little old college town of Waco, Texas has hit the national stage. Only an hour and a half outside of Dallas, this delightful spot makes a great weekend getaway destination for empty nesters, parents on a no-kids weekend, or even families. Waco boasts adorable shops, charming eateries,…
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Breakfast for dinner is just the best, dontcha think? When my nest emptied, one of my greatest joys was realizing that I didn’t have to cook giant, time-consuming meals for a large group every night! At first, Bob and I went out to dinner a lot, but after awhile, we settled down and realized concern for our budget and our…
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