The Donas: Advice & Stories

This week we discuss Chapters 15 &16 of "Women Who Run With The Wolves" - our favorite chapters, give a recap of what we loved and didn't, knowing when to stop fighting what is not working, and defining conditional love. 

This week we discuss Chapters 13 & 14 of "Women Who Run With The Wolves" - we talk the chapters, the pros & cons of relationships with younger vs older men, the battle scars that life leaves you with, and the loss of innocence at any age.

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This week topics covering sitting in your rage, taking a breath, how you cannot fight anger with anger, the stages of forgiveness, and knowing when you have finally released a situation that has caused you so much hurt.

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In a previously recorded episode Donna Guerreros, Krystyna Hutchinson, Wendi Starling, Ivy, Kylie Knudson & Irene stay on topic and have done all their reading for this week's hangout. We are talking Why Men Put Their Name On Everything They Create, Connecting With The Inner Child, Staying Inside and Making The Most Of Time With Yourself, and Owning Your Confidence

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The Book Club continues to be the conversation that doesn't stop, long after dinner with your besties is over. This week we are talking about eating disorders, body image, and loving the bod you have been given, living in the "Golden Chariot", Sugar Babies, beauty standards, telling people how old you are at work, and we learn how butterflies are born.  

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Women Who Run With The Wolves - Ch: 7 & 8

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Boundaries do you have them? How to set them and when are they needed? When do you finally peace out of a relationship and say goodbye for good? How do you get closure while remaining mature and having compassion for yourself? Or do you just say screw it - I'm done - you're blocked? Oh yeah and also Moms. All in this episode

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Women Who Run With The Wolves - Ch: 5 & 6

How did you learn what reverse cowgirl is? Are you hiding your emotions from your partner? We talk about the multiple sides of being a woman, female mentors in nursing, comedy, and fashion professions. Is it ok to cry at work? How we shouldn't hide our true selves in relationships... Irene wants her Man-a-Wee and Wendi might have found hers. Give it a listen, you might like it.

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Women Who Run With The Wolves - Ch: 3 & 4

It's the first session of the book club and we are not going to be honored for any New York Times Literary Awards any time soon. We have fun, talk the long-ass intro to this book, Chapters One & Two. Being naive, friendship breakups, intuition, baking bread, Wendi cries (but a good cry), and we figure out zoom...oh and we forget about COVID for an hour. Hope you enjoy.

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Women Who Run With The Wolves - Ch: 1 & 2

Petite Pasta Joint or PPJ as it goes by for short, is the collaboration of Sarah Raffetto Manager of Raffetto's Pasta/ member of the Raffetto's family and Emily Fedner former line cook, food blogger, and noodle queen. These two met in the Rafettos shop when Emily came in to buy fresh pappardelle so she could make a brown butter mushroom sage pasta. When she posted her dish to Instagram she tagged the Raffetto's account, the two came together over social media and worked on their plans for what would soon become Petite Pasta Joint.

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After getting married and moving back to NJ, Noelle quickly realized the suburban life wasn’t for her, she moved back to New York City and ended up in Little Italy. It was at this time that she started learning the history of the neighborhood and thought damn no one from our generation is really interested in keeping this going...that made me a little sad. This set in motion her dreams of opening Cafe Belle.