Detour
Carolyn Vesely is dressed to stop the presses.
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Say... 'tease!'
By Carolin Vesely There's an art to creating good cheesecake. <Continued> -
Lifestyle running on fumes
this city - By Bartley Kives As the price of a litre of gas rises above the cost of a bacon-and-cheddar-stuffed baked potato, more Winnipeggers are bound to start thinking about ways to ditch their cars. <Continued> -
Curve ball
fashion - By Connie Tamoto I want to start by wishing all the moms out there a very warm and happy Mother's Day -- especially my mom, who has ever so graciously accompanied me on many of my fashion research expeditions, most of which end with her offering up a bit of her own style advice. <Continued> -
Mom's the word
By Shel Zolkewich What do Sharon Stone, Joan Lunden, Geena Davis, Cheryl Tiegs, Susan Sarandon, Diane Keaton and Jane Seymour have in common? <Continued> -
Scent-imental about mom
By Liz Herz Mother's Day is looming. The dilemma: How to condense into one reasonably priced gift item the incredible love you feel for the woman who burped you, helped tie your shoelaces, checked your math homework and diplomatically intervened that time dad started hollering when you rolled in at 2 a.m. after senior prom. <Continued> -
A shot in the dark
By Cheryl Binning A card arrived in the mail last week from my veterinary clinic reminding me that my cats are due for their annual checkups and shots. This got me thinking about animal vaccinations, which have become a controversial topic in recent years. Some people are dead-set against vaccinating their pets because information has surfaced suggesting there could be associated health risks. But, on the other hand, I have watched helplessly as an entire litter of young foster kittens died horribly from distemper (a highly contagious viral disease, and the kittens had been too young to be vaccinated), so avoiding immunization entirely doesn't appear to be a viable solution either. <Continued> -
pets of the week
Cindy / Siberian husky / 12 years
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Schoolgirl sister not an appropriate fantasy
Sexcetera Q: My fiancée and I are in our late 20s. We have been living together for two years. I love her a lot. She is very intelligent, and I find her very attractive. <Continued>
