Heather Myrick Arnold is a dancer, educator, and events manager for the non-profit organization, P.S. ARTS. I first noticed Heather walking down the hall of the dance department in college years ago, my eye caught by her then-cropped bright blond hair. We were cast in the same piece the following semester, and as we rehearsed, I got to know a Heather a little better--her sweet nature, her silly sense of humor. She radiates a genuine kindness rare to this world. She’s an honest soul, a friend in the truest sense; she cares and feels so deeply for those in her life. Now, working for P.S. ARTS and having just received her Master’s degree in Social Entrepreneurship, she’s focusing on bettering the lives of those outside of her immediate reach. I am honored to call her my friend, and it’s my absolute pleasure to introduce her to you.
Full disclosure: Dr. Elise Brisco is my optometrist. She's also beautiful, incredibly intelligent, empathetic and single mom to an adorable four-year old little boy. I've always wondered how she possibly does it all, especially at such a high competency level, and our Girl Friday column lent me the excuse I needed to finally uncover her secrets! Dr. Brisco shares her story of being a woman in a difficult medical field, gives solid advice on nutrition and health and making your home your castle.
The lovely Danica McKellar came to fame through her role as Winnie Cooper on The Wonder Years, but some of our readers may know her first through her successful line of math books written with teenage girls in mind. She is also an exceptionally devoted mother and the deep bond she shares with her young son Draco shines through in these gorgeous photos by Cathryn Farnsworth. Danica is the epitome of what our Girl Friday means to us at Move LifeStyle. (Plus, she gives some great advice for aspiring actresses!)
Actress, writer, and schadenfreude connoisseur, Jenny Mollen Biggs lives in a world that many of us only wish to visit someday: the world of imaginary things. Both reviled by conservatives and heralded by the Huffington Post, Jenny's social media presence is unmistakably that of a post-modern provocateur, consistently delivering ironic self-reflective tweets and Instagram photos to instigate and amuse. In this newfound role as a spinner of tall tales, Jenny has written a standing column for Playboy's The Smoking Jacket, aptly titled 'What She Said,' and recently signed a book deal with St Martin's Press for her collection of comedic essays entitled 'I Like You Just The Way I Am.'
