Becoming Mrs. Fix-It

Interior design isn’t all curtains and wallpaper.  Part of making a house into a home means decorating to your heart’s content, but the other part of it is hard labor.  A lot of us have the same attitude toward home improvement:  Get someone else to do it!  But while it might seem intimidating or unnecessary, every goddess should have at least a basic set of home improvement skills…just in case.

Enter Michelle, working mother and professional multitasker.  In this month’s Home section, Michelle shares some helpful tips to get you started in the rugged world of home improvement.

Tranquility Makes the Home a Sanctuary

Bella Zadore girl, Michelle, knows her stuff when it comes to maintaining house and home.  A mother of three rambunctious kids and wife to a surprisingly patient husband, she gives a little insight into keeping balanced amongst chaos, making sure the house always feels cozy and staying connected with her significant other.  This busy wife and mother’s talents don’t begin and end at her address.  She’s also an aspiring entrepreneur, embarking on the final frontier…opening a hair salon.  Don’t miss an article that might be able to offer some assistance in your domestic crusade. 

Give your "Hart" this February!

This February give the gift of love to a good cause. Bella Zadore is supporting our February Goddess, Irena Hart and her foundation Harmony 4 Kidz. Harmony 4 Kidz is dedicated to becoming a leading organization that transforms the lives of homeless and needy children by providing shelters, educational and developmental programs.

On February 6, Irena Hart, Harmony 4 Kidz and the Westport Historical Society will be hosting a benefit concert at the Westport Town Hall featuring local and nationally recognized artists. Irena Hart a rising pop artist will be performing the song that sparked the Harmony 4 Kidz movement, “Save the World.”

Tickets are $25 and are available for purchase in advance or at the door from the Westport Historical Society (203.222.1424). Kids under 12 are admitted for free. Youth ages 8 – 18 are encouraged to participate and submit their ideas on “How to Save the World,” winners of the contest are selected to receive various prizes. There will be a silent auction and giveaways. Proceeds will be used to fund scholarships for music and art camps, schools and colleges including scholarships to Landmark Education.

Join Bella Zadore and Goddess, Irena Hart this February to share the love and encourage children to keep striving towards a better tomorrow.

More Event Details
Concert Invitation
"Save the World" Submission Form