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Letter From the Editor Letters to the

Editor

I am so happy to share this issue with all of What a gorgeous cover and the
you. It is one I know you will truly enjoy. We inside pages as well. Loved the dress-
had a blast putting it together. Our cover girl es.
for this issue is Denise Arand, an amazing lady Sue from San Diego
who you will love the moment you meet her. Loved the travel app Locali that
She also happens to be an exceptional financial was mentioned in Sherise Varga’s ar-
expert, and creator of the Wine, Women, and ticle. My cousins came to San Diego
Photo by Lisa K. Miller the country. With the limitations of Covid-19, out a bunch of places they wanted
Wealth gatherings that have sprung up across
for the first time and they picked
to visit. Those that were not opened
she has managed to keep them going virtually
due to Covid-19 are saved for their
throughout the pandemic. She has also written
next trip in the summer. Great App!
a dynamic book in which she shares the experi-
ences of others as well as the solutions that help
them get control of their financial lives. Sheila from Escondido
Way to go Dr. Stacer. I wish I
Denise is just one of the amazing authors in this issue. This is a topic we had the daring spirit that you have
have never focused on before. As a writer myself, and founder/director of climbing a glacier. I have enough
the San Diego Writing Academy, it is funny that it has taken me 15 years to trouble navigating my backyard.
produce a Special Writer’s Issue. I do believe it was worth the wait. Lee from Oceanside
For those of you who love the romance genre, we were thrilled to spend What a great idea Nadia had to
some time getting to know Catherine Bybee. She currently has 36 published help restaurants during an unprec-
books to her credit, and it doesn’t look like she going to stop anytime soon. edented crisis in our country. We
Once you read one of her books, you are hooked, I personally am on number own a small local restaurant and
three already and I plan to make my way through the remaining thirty-three. this pandemic almost put us out of
These are just two of the wonderful writers who grace this issue. You will love business, and we have been in San
them all. Diego almost ten years. Thanks Na-
dia for doing what you did to help
There is a feature in this issue that is imperative that every woman read so many restauranteur’s.
and that is the one by our Assistant Editor, Carol Heath. It tells of the journey Lilly from San Diego
forged by women in the early 1900s to earn all women the right to vote. It is
not only a masterpiece, but every woman needs to know how hard it was for I cannot wait to read Dawn’s
women to finally earn the “privilege,” and why we must always be certain to book. I too am adopted and I know I
participate in every election that occurs. will enjoy reading about her search
Don’t miss the special feature on Amy Forsythe, a war correspondent for her mom. Hopefully, one day
I will be lucky enough to find my
and journalist, with several deployments to some of the most dangerous birth mom. Her story gives me hope.
war zones in the world. Thank you, Amy, for your service, and to all of our Grace from Del Mar
beloved service men and women, we thank you for the great sacrifices made
to keep us safe. C.F. Illingworth’s article about
Thank you to all our readers for their kind words and continued support. dieting was so on point. Loved it.
We always love feedback in regard to what you would like to see in upcom- I often have to sneak stuff that my
ing issues. So, send me off an email to editor@sdwomanmagazine.com and wife does not want me to eat. I
don’t know what she has against ice
share your thoughts with us. Remember, we are your publication and want to cream?
continue carrying the topics you desire.
James from La Jolla

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