I admit writing a blog is more work than I thought. If, of course, writing a blog was my full time job, or even part time, or 1/16th time for that matter it would be easier. But what content am I to provide you that you can't get elsewhere? That is usually my main question.

I guess that, they tell me, is where I step in. People want to hear it from someone with whom they've built a rapport. And I am only beginning to discover that there are actually people who read this and glean some sort of nugget on occasion from it. That alone keeps me going.

I think what the average reader may not understand is that thought I get SOME response, you can pretty much click onto any of my previous blogs and discover out of all of them I have gotten, perhaps, 6 comments. Sometimes people drop me a direct email, and I respond directly. Another thing I love to do, it's a great way to procrastinate and feel I'm working.

You see, I like to chat. I could probably go back and forth in an email in perpetuity. At some point I realize I am probably wasting someone's time, or in some instances, it is getting too personal. Not for me, mind you. I'm a spiller. But I do realize that TMI is TMI. So as I tend to give TMI, you at least have the great advantage of a simple click.

So what's on the horizon now? What am I working on? Let me give you the list. And, HELP! I LOVE ideas and thoughts from people who have a general idea of what might improve the process of getting the information to as many of you as possible. That is my purpose you know. To help people realize their ultimate image. I need to come up with a better one though. To help make you beautiful. Maybe that's better.

My mission (and don't worry I'm getting to what's on the horizon) 20 years ago was written like this: To create a comfortable, peaceful, and professional environment to help people attain and maintain their ultimate image potential.

It evolved to "To help people realize their ultimate image." In "the environment" though I tend to scare staff and clients for my own entertainment. So, I probably nixed the peaceful and professional part. It is, however, comfortable at reVamp! salonspa (check out our new website!) and my staff is rather professional (for the most part), and if you go downstairs to the spa department is truly is peaceful. (If I'm not creeping up on a manicurist).

Anyway, the horizon.

First in the works is the "Beauty Revival Guide," a workbook to accompany "Staging Your Comeback: A Complete Beauty Revival for Women Over 45." I'm having Larissa, who is the fabulous designer behind the book, help me create the mate to the comeback system.

Next, I need some auxiliary products to sell when I have speaking gigs. You know, the point truly is to get as much insight, inspiration and information to as many people through as many means as possible. That includes my book on CD, DVD's of how to's, podcasts and/or video podcasts. I'm creating a new a cosmetic, yet to be revealed, to help the appearance of thinning hair. And I really need to find the right cups to go with my casual dinnerware. I also need to get my press package for my speaking organized and updated. Each and every one of these seems to require me to start at square one and research who what why when and where.

And, I want a new computer. So I have the PC people screaming to keep my PC, and the MAC people giving that superior nod that I don't really know what the enlightened do. Kind of like a Jehovah's Witness who knows you're gay. Love the sinner, not the sin. I know the look.

But that's another blog.

What I have done though is finish my blog for this morning. Updated you. And, as always, welcome comments. I am, still, figuring it all out. I have the information; I'm just not always adept at compiling it, editing it, printing it and publishing it.