Each issue of Tri-County Woman has features on area women who are doing great things in their communities ("Movers and Shakers"), ("Book Nook"), articles for parents and parent-to-be ("Matriarch’s Manor") and relationship articles ("You and Your Mate"). Some departments, including "Business Spotlight," "In This Corner..." (local information of interest as well as product and movie reviews), "Book Nook" (reviews of local authors' books) and "HERStory" (dates of interest to women). Their readers are smart career-, education- and family-minded women - be they stay-at-home moms, single CEOs, graduate students or retired grandmothers - who want to take advantage of all the area has to offer. It has been proudly produced by Mid-Hudson Valley women since 2005. In June 2007 - Tri-County Woman won the WRPA (Women's Regional Publications of America) Gold Award for Editorial Excellence, Best Special Insert, Best Internet Content and WRPA Silver Award for Magazine of the Year.
For the June issue, I had the privilege of being interviewed for the "Movers and Shakers" section by one of their contributing writer's Leah Black. I admire Leah so much....she was so thorough and helped me feel comfortable being on the opposite side of an interview for the first time. Add to this, the fact that she did this interview in several parts with a brand new infant AND a toddler in the background. She is definitely an excellent multi-tasker!
Tales from a Dog Catcher will be the book reviewed in the "Book Nook" in the June edition as well. Thanks go out to my dear friend Felicia who published my first paid published piece many years ago as an editor for Hudson Valley PARENT Magazine's "Parent's View" section. It was titled "Baby Shoes" and my son was about two - he's 15 now and his shoes are a great deal larger! That essay was reprinted in Chicken Soup for the New Mom's Soul about a year or so ago.
Thank you Felicia...you are a role model for women everywhere! Check out Tri-County WOMAN at the link here or above.
Awww - way to make a girl blush! Thanks for the shout out, Lisa. And as far as the kudos for you - they are richly deserved :-)
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Hello Lisa! Thanks for your comment and the link. If your book tour takes you through Houston let me know!
ReplyDeleteThanks Chris!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Lisa! Well done. You definitely deserve it. Great photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nina! This was painful - I hate having my photo taken, but my friend Felicia made me as comfortable as I could possibly be. My daughter is so different - if there is a camera within a mile she can sense it like she has radar and will strike a pose!
ReplyDeleteHow are you? Writing anything new?