It’s finally here!
For years In The Powder Room has been sharing stories that tell it like it is. Stories about friendships, siblings, sex, love, children, parents, hot flashes, aging skin, skinny dippy, serendipitous moments. Anything and everything you share with your friends. Because really, when you get right down to it, there is nothing like a good girlfriend. They are always there when needed, with a soft tissue, a good bottle of wine and much welcomed penisless perspective.
And now the moment has come to share these stories in one of the funniest anthologies you’ll ever read.
So without further ado – I give you “You Have Lipstick on Your Teeth” and Other Things You’ll Only Hear from Your Friends In The Powder Room.
Edited by the fabulous Leslie Marinelli
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Click here to read about all the co-authors in the book. They are the funniest ladies on the planet. And I’m proud to be one of them!
So what are you waiting for?
WOW Janie – what a glowing review! I have always loved your enthusiasm and 100% dedication to everything you do. You are truly one of my literary inspirations. Thank you so much for being a part of this project. Your story is so heartwarming and real – it’s sure to be a reader favorite! Big love for you, ITPR sister.
Leslie – Wow! You are one of my inspirations. Being in this book is one of the highlights of my literary career. And of course, writing for ITPR. xox
Hi Janie!
My name is Esther and I am with an organization called Caring Across Generations – we are a movement of caregivers and family members who are coming together to change our nation’s culture around aging and caregiving. I have been reading your blog and I think that you have a beautiful story to share.
I wanted to ask if you would partner with Caring Across for our upcoming Grandparents Day campaign (Grandparents Day will be on Sunday, September 8). Through this campaign, we hope to honor and celebrate grandparents and to facilitate cultural change that will enable families to open up the conversation around aging and care.
We are relying on grandparents and caregivers like you to help us spread the word about Grandparents Day and to share your own stories with us. Between August 22 and September 8, we would like to ask you to:
Write a blog post about your grandparent, or about your experience as a grandparent. Possible topics are: a fond memory or a funny story about your grandparent, or lessons and advice from grandparents to their children or grandchildren.
• Please send me an email at esther@caringacrossgenerations.org when you publish your GP Day blog post so that I can make sure to share it on the Caring Across website!
Tweet or post on Facebook using the hashtag #granecdote. We hope to collect thousands of stories about grandparents by tracking the #granecdote hashtag. Here are some sample tweets/posts:
• Just sent a postcard to grandma for #GrandparentsDay for free! Create & send your personalized card at caringacross.org/gpday!
• [Insert story about or advice from grandparent] #granecdote Share yours at caringacross.org/gpday!
We will happily share your blog post and #granecdotes through Caring Across’ social media channels, as well as host your blog post on our site!
To learn more about us, check out the Caring Across website and facebook page. Our Grandparents Day landing page (caringacross.org/gpday) will launch on August 22nd. Please feel free to reach out with any questions. I look forward to hearing from you and collaborating for Grandparents Day!
Best,
Esther