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This show is for anyone who wants to have a loving intimate relationship and a great sex life. It addresses the many challenges that people face as they try to keep their love, and their lovemaking, vibrant and alive. Colette Malan gives practical down-to-earth advice to everyday people who have sex and relationship problems sabotaging the intimate connection they want to have. She explores how lovemaking really does make more love in a relationship, and how essential love is to good sex. Join Colette as she gives advice on how to become a better lover and how to love sex more.

Welcome to Fat-to-fit-wellness podcast with co-hosts Jennifer Mathews and Colette Maat. Jen & Colette will be uncovering what it really means to be healthy, and how, even though it’s an important component, it’s not just what’s on your plate that matters. They will dive into all aspects of what it takes to be healthy in body and in mind, addressing sleep, stress, exercise, to name a few, and, of course, food. Their podcast guests will also bring in some key elements, discussing how health plays out in their own lives and how they can help you too, to be the best version of you.

Éduquer un enfant et un adolescent pour les rendre heureux, c’est leur apprendre à: Être eux-mêmes; Être en relation avec les autres; Être créateurs de leur vie, de leurs rêves et du monde.

Quelle anecdote a transformé votre vie intime et votre perception du couple ?Salut moi c’est Colette Williams, et je connais ce sentiment de se sentir trop intense pour son couple. Trop de désir. Trop d'envies. Trop de questions. Pendant des années, je me suis tue. J'ai performé. J'ai attendu. Aujourd'hui, je suis coach et experte en intimité féminine. Mais ma vraie formation, ce sont les centaines de conversations avec les femmes qui m'écoutent, qui me suivent, qui osent me raconter leur vérité. J'ai accompagné des dizaines de femmes comme toi. Des femmes brillantes qui pensaient ...

Tampa Bay joins Miami in representing the (alleged) Sunshine State in the Noir Series arena.

Being a personal shopper is a dark art, with few tangible rewards. Spread by word of mouth, her clients would never admit they needed her assistance. Not even if they were put under torture. Let us be honest, who would admit to being in need of a style consultant? It is like being an alcoholic: the first step is to admit you need help and acknowledge that that pair of leggings, now that you are in your mid-50s, do not suit you anymore. When you have recognized it, you are on the path to recovery, and GiGi's services will help you.

Au cours d'une soirée où se rend le Tout-Paris de la Belle Epoque, en 1905, Colette rencontre la marquise de Morny, dite "Missy". Celle-ci, divorcée et à la tête d'une grande fortune, vit pleinement sa préférence sexuelle. Cheveux courts, pantalon, bottes et complets-vestons : son personnage inclassable dérange et effraie son époque. Un an plus tard, Colette divorce de Willy et vivre avec Missy une intense histoire d'amour qui durera jusqu'en 1911.

Ryan Logan thinks he has it all.... A young attorney specializing in finance and tax law, Logan has earned an impressive reputation and commands a hefty fee for his services. But when he advises his corporate employers against a merger with a shady financial institution, he soon finds himself caught up in a web of betrayal and deceit. Framed for the murder of his wealthy boss, Logan is forced to accept a plea deal, to keep his own dark secrets from coming to light.... Can a burned out lawyer outwit an army of con artists and killers?

We all know the benefits of healthy eating, but in practice, it’s often just not compatible with a busy, working lifestyle. But what if that didn’t have to be the case? Productivity and nutrition experts Graham Allcott and Colette Heneghan present a new way to think about what you eat: the Productivity Ninja way.

New job, new city: Mason hopes both will lead to him escaping burnout as a ballet dancer. Not living out of a suitcase anymore is a bonus. His new life gets off to a steamy start when he encounters his new neighbor, David. Things soon become complicated when Mason turns up for his first day at BalletEast, to discover that David is not only his choreographer, but the man who inspired him to take up dancing in the first place.

Au bout d’une vie bien remplie, Hector, Raoul et Doris Moreau, trois aînés originaires de Val-David, dans les Laurentides, doivent envisager le dernier chapitre de leur existence avec sérénité. Facile à dire! Entourés de leurs enfants, les deux frères et leur soeur seront confrontés à des choix difficiles.

Claretta Street, the first novel by Colette Barris, is the story of Pacoima, a bustling little town in the '60s located in the San Fernando Valley of Southern California. Claretta Street follows the lives of four young African American girls known as the Babies, growing up in the vortex of the turbulent change of the '60s and becoming young adults in the decadent and destructive '80s.

He’s freshly divorced and in denial. She's twice-burnt and prickly. They’re a terrible idea. They know this. But every time their eyes meet, their clothes come off. Still - they’re not going to fall in love. They are not. Not even if this one-night stand has 365 days.

I'm one of those fashion consultants that are so popular nowadays among the upper crust, although I started ages ago. Choosing the right clothes for the right occasion is not an easy task: the dress has to match your personality and, if it can, enhance it. This story is about how I abandoned the rat race, spending days in a legal office, and followed my dream of becoming a fashion consultant. I believe I'm something more though, I'm a retail therapist and I'm sure you are itching to know the story about how I started and how I helped my clients look fabulous!

Ma mère et les bêtes, écrite en 1922, est l'une des nouvelles de La maison de Claudine. En 1947, Colette en fait une lecture, et c'est par cet enregistrement que commence le livre audio. Sa voix porte les couleurs de sa terre, aux "r" voluptueusement roulés. Les nouvelles du recueil racontent le temps où, petite fille, elle goûtait "la condition d'être une enfant de son village et d'avoir une mère au rire aigu de jeune fille".

Lâcher-prise: un mot qu'on entend très souvent ces temps-ci; un mot passe-partout qui semble avoir l'effet magique de transformer l'impuissance en ouverture sur tous les possibles; un mot abstrait qu'on prononce comme une promesse de libération et de soulagement de tous les maux. Néanmoins, dans la réalité concrète, nous ne lâchons pas prise aussi facilement que nous le voudrions.

Olivia had everything - a loving husband, a thoughtful and intelligent son and a beautiful home in the Somerset countryside. But all that changed. Now penniless and homeless, Geoffrey is living with his recently widowed mother while Olivia works as a housemistress at her son's boarding school. With their marriage under intolerable strain, Geoffrey makes a mistake - one that has devastating consequences for the guilty and innocent alike.

"Je trouvai aimables la couleur sourde et rouge des lumières voilées, la blanche flamme en amande des lampes à opium, l'une toute proche de moi, les deux autres perdues comme des follets, au loin, dans une sorte d'alcôve ménagée sous la galerie à balustres. Une jeune tête se pencha au-dessus de cette balustrade, reçut le rayon rouge des lanternes suspendues, une manche blanche flotta et disparut avant que je pusse deviner si la tête, les cheveux dorés collés comme des cheveux de noyée, le bras vêtu de soie blanche appartenaient à une femme ou à un homme."
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"À la campagne l'été. Elle somnole, sur une chaise longue de rotin. Ses deux amis, Toby- Chien le bull, Kiki-la-Doucette l'angora, jonchent le sable. [...] Kiki-la-doucette : Tu crois qu'elle dort ? Elle cueille en ce moment, au potager, la fraise blanche qui sent la fourmi écrasée. Elle respire sous la tonnelle de roses l'odeur orientale et comestible de mille roses vineuses, mûres en un seul jour de soleil. Ainsi immobile et les yeux clos, elle habite chaque pelouse, chaque arbre, chaque fleur."

Elizabeth did not plan to break up his marriage when she had an affair with her law school professor. But she did. 15 years later, she's still coming to terms with the consequences. Compelled to reveal the tragedy of her life to a nameless lover, Elizabeth finds herself forced to reconsider her definition of love, commitment, and responsibility - a process that finally releases her from the shackles of her past mistakes and shows her the way to her own happily ever after.