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Stress Relief is the Key to Women's Health and Healthy Aging
Adult women today are under more stress than women in any previous generation. While the sources of stress are both internal and external, there's no doubt that stress has a deleterious effect on women's health, and that it can certainly accelerate the aging process.
One of the stressors that women face is the enormous pressure to juggle family and work. With over 70 percent of elementary school children having a working mom, mothers strive to shine in their careers while giving their children the care and attention they need to thrive. Throw in assorted soccer practices, dance lessons, swim team trials, and other after school activities - plus the occasional business trip - and women often find themselves racing from one event to another. Housekeeping chores, even when shared, add another layer of "to-dos" to a woman's life. The end result is that the things that a woman does for her own physical, spiritual, and mental health fall to the bottom of the list, and are all too often neglected.
Another major stressor in women's lives - and one that is surely detrimental to women's health - is the emphasis that advertisers and the media place on a woman's appearance. Although there have been some acknowledgements that this is a factor, and some companies have changed their ad campaigns to incorporate images of "real women," women today still hold unrealistic expectations of their own health and beauty. Given that the average American woman is five feet, five inches tall and 160 pounds, the pressure to become model-thin is often irresistible. As a result, women spend inordinate amounts of time, energy, and money on weight loss plans and exercise regimes that do little to permanently alter their physiques and instead stress them out even more.
At its most basic, the key to women's health and healthy aging is stress relief. Relieving stress is an active choice that women must make, and one that will ultimately make them better partners, mothers, and workers. Here are three preliminary steps that will move any woman towards having more energy and mental clarity, as well as a greater sense of satisfaction:
1. Prioritize - You can't do it all, but you can do most of it. Make a list of the values and goals that are most important to you, and then take a hard look at the ways you spend your time. Are your activities supporting your values and goals? If not, drop those that don't support you and focus your energy on those that do.
2. Engage in Self-Care - Unless your proverbial cup is full, you won't have anything to give anyone else. That means taking care of your body, mind, and soul. Set aside time each week to nourish your spirit, and nourish your body with the health food and health supplements that will give you the energy to go about your day.
3. Learn to Say "No" - Most women are people pleasers, and are too quick to agree to anything that is asked of them. Learn to set good boundaries with others and you will feel less stressed and better able to focus on the activities that are important to you and your family's well-being.
Remember that relieving stress is a choice - one that will lead to women's health and healthy aging.
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Little Women (1933)
Little Women (1933)
Louisa May Alcott's beloved story is one of the most-read novels ever written. It has also proved popular film and telefilm fodder (at least six versions plus a TV series). In addition, Little Women is one of those rare literary projects that can truly be done well on screen. This, the 1933 version, chronicles the lives and loves of sisters Jo, Meg, Amy, and Beth (played, respectively, by Katharine Hepburn, Frances Dee, Joan Bennett, and Jean Parker). It's a superior rendering to the amiable, perky 1949 version with June Allyson, Janet Leigh, Elizabeth Taylor, Margaret O'Brien, and Peter Lawford, and comparable to the beautiful, feminist Gillian Armstrong 1994 take. Douglass Montgomery's Laurie isn't nearly as dreamy as Christian Bale's (1994), but the lack of chemistry between him and Hepburn's Jo is perfect for the story, in which Jo loves him like a brother. Jo's real love she offers up to perhaps the finest Professor Bhaer (Paul Lukas). Character actress Edna May Oliver is at her indignant best as Aunt March. Director George Cukor's vision is elegant, warm, and as true to the original source material as 117 minutes allows. This Little Women was a huge box-office hit, and broke all the records to that time. --N.F. Mendoza
Customer Review: Melodramatic, slow, bad acting... but a beautiful Hepburn
A couple of old friend were practically slobbering over this version of Little Women, so I finally decided to watch it. I was really taken aback. People here on Amazon really liked Kate as Jo, and they're entitled to their opinions, but she looked like she was trying too hard. Some of her facial expressions look glued on.
The Beth in this version looked way older than she should have been, and neither the actress's face nor voice expressed the personality she was supposed to portray. Elizabeth Taylor's Amy was more real and believable than this one, and more articulate... though Liz looks horrible with blond hair and thick black eyebrows. The father in the movie looked like he should have played James Laurence, the grandfather. But Laurie took the cake. The actor was very small, unlike the tall Laurie in the June Allyson/Elizabeth Taylor version. His acting was horrible and overstated, and he lacked the charm and strength that the other Laurie had. Okay, and he lacked LOOKS! There, I said it.
If you hadn't read the book, you wouldn't know what's going on a lot of times. June Allyson's expressions and dialogues were very helpful and entertaining, while Katharine's were either too overstated or too understated. I highly recommend the 1949 version of Little Women. If you want vaudeville, look no further. The Katharine Hepburn version is as melodramatic as it gets. And the movie is slow enough that you could go to the bathroom and come back and not worry about missing much. The ending was quick and cheesy. And oh yes, how many buckets will we need to collect all the tears shed in this movie? (By the characters, NOT me! *yawn*)
I think I've said enough; I'm just glad I rented this from Netflix and didn't buy it.
Customer Review: Marvelous classic!
This is a great classic about the March family during the Civil War!
After winning an Academy Award for Best Actress in 1933's "Morning Glory," twenty-five year-old Katharine Hepburn went on to play Jo in this marvelous classic. Little Women re-teamed Katharine Hepburn with director George Cukor whom she would go on to make many more movies with. He said Katharine Hepburn was "born to play Jo." She was incredible (out of all the versions, she is my favorite Jo)! I didn't care for the Laurie in this version as much (Peter Lawford was better in the 1949 film)though. Spring Byington (In the Good Old Summertime, Presenting Lily Mars) played Mrs. March and Joan Bennet did a great job as Amy.
Both the 1933 and 1949 versions are very similar as far as the screenplay and everything goes. I recommend both of them very highly!
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Angels Fall
Angels Fall
Running from devastating memories and guilt when Reece Gilmore's car fails in Angel's Fist it offers her the opportunity to reconnect with the human race but it may also put her life in jeopardy. Again. Based on Nora Roberts novel.System Requirements:Running Time: 95 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: TELEVISION/SERIES & SEQUELS Rating: NR UPC: 043396209732 Manufacturer No: 20973
Customer Review: Angel Falls
I had read the book and loved it. It kept me on the edge till the end. The movie was set in beautiful scenery and I liked it alot. The book was better, but you can't get it all in a movie in an hour and a half. Wish they would have done a mini series! I bought the movie and 3 other made for TV movies by Nora Roberts. I have enjoyed all of them. This one the most!
Customer Review: Terrible movie, not up to Nora Roberts' usual standards
This has to be Heather Locklear's worst film ever. Between the bad script, silly dialogue, and incredibly bad acting, the only good thing about this film is the scenery. Reece Gilmore's (Locklear) car conks out in Angels Fall, Wyoming (near Jackson Hole). She gets a job cooking at the diner and the town, whose favorite pastime is gossiping, begins delving into her background. She locks, double locks, and triple locks her doors, puts tape on them to make sure no one has been in her place, and often sleeps in the bathroom with the door locked and a knife in hand. It's no surprise when the town discovers she was a victim of a crime and the only survivor of a killing spree at a restaurant in Boston (she was the chef).
Only about twenty minutes into the movie, Reece is hiking in the Wyoming woods and sees a woman get strangled by the creek, except she really doesn't actually see the woman get strangled because she falls over. The rest of the movie is similar to Gaslight where the killer begins trying to make her think she's nuts. Since she spent time in a mental institution after the killing spree, everyone in the town treats her like a nutcase, which I found quite annoying.
Here's where I had problems with the film. The acting is really bad. The characters are incredibly unlikeable, especially the sheriff and his nasty wife. Even the diner owner turns into a real witch, which isn't that big of a surprise because her son is the prime suspect. The writer, Brody, who lives in town and meets Reece pretty early on seduces her rather quickly and ineptly and, with all of her other hang-ups, the pairing is incredibly unlikely. Brody snoops through her stuff again and again and Locklear has a couple of really bad acting scenes that we had to laugh through (ducking when a truck backfires, sleeping in a tub, being seduced in her apartment, and hiding in the bathroom with a knife). We hated Brody, who keeps taking pot shots at her stint in the psychiatric hospital through the whole movie.
The ending was disappointing and predictable (although it's not who you think it is), the love scenes were horribly done, and the prejudices in the town were sickening. I'm a fan of Nora Roberts, but I wouldn't pick up this book either because even the plot was just plain awful. Since this was a made-for-TV movie, the scenes are really choppy. Locklear is apparently supposed to pass for a woman much younger than her 40 plus years and can't pull it off. Johnathon Schaech, who plays Brody, has enough wrinkles to pass for someone 40 plus also.
After reading the book reviews, it looks like there's at least one difference between the book and movie--town name. In the book, it's Angels Fist (weird name), but in the movie it's Angels Fall (still weird, Angel Falls sounds better).
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