We’re looking for two sisters to be part of an upcoming Canadian Living Magazine makeover feature.
How about you and your sis? Or maybe you know two sisters who would make great candidates for a whole health makeover.
When we find the perfect candidates, this is what will happen:
This isn’t about dabbing on a little makeup and calling it a day, it’s a whole lifestyle makeover. Canadian Living assembled a team of experts that will assess and revamp all aspects of fitness, nutrition, happiness and other health-related matters for an entire year. What a great way to get in shape, eat better and get happy (not to mention be in the magazine)!
Sound tempting? Email our health editor Pauline Anderson at panderson@canadianliving.com, using SISTERS MAKEOVER as the subject line, and tell her in 150 words (more is fine) why you and your sis need a makeover.
Mother’s Day is coming soon (May 11th, to be exact)…are you ready?
Well, I’m not, so if you’re like me, you’ll want to visit www.mochasofa.com/mothersday. We’ve created this special site that includes our top Mother’s Day content. You’ll find ideas on what to do for mom, sweet things to make for her, recipes she might like and a great contest:
Win a diamond & denim heart bracelet!
Enter to win, and check out the articles, too!
All the best,
Helen Racanelli
Senior web editor
After reading this post, don’t forget to enter our contest – you could win a new dishwasher. Plus, do you have your own story to tell? Send it to greenchallenge@canadianliving.com (no more than 300 words, please), and you could win one of 30 daily prizes.
Today’s post is by senior web editor Helen Racanelli.
As a child, I remember asking my mom why, on TV and in the movies, people always sauntered down the street and into their kitchens carrying a large paper bag stuffed with groceries (including the obligatory baguette poking out the top). Why always a paper bag?
“Because plastic bags look dorky,” she said.
And if that isn’t enough to incriminate them, plastic bags are terrible for the environment. Guess how many we use a year? An estimated 10 billion! (more…)
Hi all,
Just another reminder to join our forums tomorrow to discuss what you’d write in a letter to your body, and to pose questions to the cast members of the play Body & Soul (some of whom you can see in this photo), who were cast for their roles based on their answers to this very question.
See you there,
Helen Racanelli
Web editor
We’re hosting a forum starting on Friday, February 1st, where you are welcome to come and discuss what you would say in a letter to your body. We’ll also be discussing (more…)
Christmas Greetings from the web editor!
Still haven’t decorated your home for the holidays, or sent out e-greeting cards, or–gulp–finished Christmas shopping? Check out this site that CanadianLiving.com is partnered with:
www.christmas411.com
You’ll find a bunch of fast and easy solutions, promise!
-Helen Racanelli, web editor
Hint, hint! There are lots of great gift ideas in the December 2007 issue of Canadian Living. One of the ones I like best is the idea of donating to Breakfast for Learning to help feed Canada’s neediest little ones. (more…)
