“I will never again let a curse word fly and reverberate off the trees of a golf course just because I duffed the shot. Is it really worth the deafening silence the trees and your partners offer, to know that you just cussed out a one-and-a-half inch ball only because…Read More…
“Even though I wanted one for 12 years, I’ll never again get a tattoo. I got one for my 43rd birthday and I love it, but I didn’t know it would be so painful. Everyone else in the shop looked so calm and relaxed… I’m just glad I was in a…Read More…
“I will never try a new swing dance step in front of a crowd, especially if it requires you to go behind the man, duck down, and slide on your heels between his legs. I’m not 20 anymore, and when I ducked down to slide through, my head got caught…Read More…
“I will never again buy uncomfortable shoes for the sake of fashion. This is actually my husband’s request, after I had to pass on a stroll along the river after a lovely evening out, simply because my feet hurt. When you invest in your feet, you invest in your toes,…Read More…
“I will never challenge my guy friends to an eating contest ever again. It was a dumb decision to eat a whole tube of wasabi to prove I had a stronger constitution than the boys. I lost my sense of taste for a week!” -Leilani Gushiken, Los Angeles, California Share…Read More…
Part of being your Best You is knowing when to quit: “I will never again use mascara to cover up my gray hairs. In an effort to look my best for a formal social function, I used mascara to cleverly hide the nasty gray hairs that had popped up around my hairline. …Read More…
Part of being your Best You is knowing when to quit: “Never again will I drink an extra-large sized iced coffee. Getting my hands to stop shaking was hardly on my list of tasks that needed to be completed that busy day.” —Toni Leigh, Irvine, California Share your “Never Again”…Read More…
Part of being your Best You is knowing when to quit: “I will never do a bikini wax on myself ever again. It was shortly before my wedding and we had planned a beachside honeymoon. I thought it would be great to not have to shave or groom for my…Read More…
Part of being your Best You is knowing when to quit: “I will never again come back from a trip on a Sunday and go to work on a Monday. I have learned to take [a day] to wind down and regain some strength.” –Belinda Calhoun Share your “Never Again”…Read More…
Part of being your Best You is knowing when to quit: “For years, I hated my thick, curly hair. But right after my first child was born, my hair went straight and thin and began to fall out. The doctor said it was hormones. I was horrified. When my daughter…Read More…
