Housewife Tuesday – White Boy Goes To Heaven
July 17, 2015
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In this Housewife Tuesday, Mary looks back and remembers local poet and performance artist Paul Weinman, who passed away last week.
Dive deep into the world of Mary Panza in the Housewife Tuesday blog where she breaks down life, love, motherhood, and writing.
In this Housewife Tuesday, Mary looks back and remembers local poet and performance artist Paul Weinman, who passed away last week.
Mary has recently had a lot of routine sprinkled with moments of becoming the old lady that she has always dreamed of being.
Mary is back with another Housewife Tuesday, talking about how she spent her day off – buying a lawn mower and trying to unload old clothes.
In this edition of Housewife Tuesday, Mary Panza take a look at setting a goal and the journey to make it a reality.
Mary can safely say she want off the crazy train that she’d been riding when her sister said that they had found something on her mammogram.
Mary Panza is back with another Housewife Tuesday touching on the old neighborhood, interior design theory, and the movie 50 Shades of Grey.
In this Housewife Tuesday Mary Panza talks about the new year and explains what not to do when playing restaurant with her daughter.
Now that my least favorite time of year is over, I am done spreading joy and good cheer. That is correct. I am a joy spreader. My girl had 10
I have only small things to say about the last couple of weeks. Thanksgiving was great, I got together with my blondes and I tried something so dirty and obscene
To say that the one thing Mary Panza’s mother taught her how to do well was food shopping would be an understatement.
Mary hasn’t written anything is weeks because she’s been living her “weird” life. Things are quiet and dark in her house now, time to recap.
Mary Panza has the utmost respect for the medical community, but sometimes their expert diagnosis just isn’t accurate, as she explains.
The Hudson Valley Writers Guild supports the efforts of writers in all genres by sponsoring readings, workshops, and contests and providing a number of valuable resources for the entire literary community.