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She often portrays ballsy, yet vulnerable blue collar wives, moms and cougars, according to her official biography.

We caught up with the peripatetic Bonaro between production meetings to talk about her creation:. A: I was inspired to create this series by my many female friends who are divorced, widowed, or who have never married.

One friend was married for 25 years and out of the blue her husband divorced her, another woman pursued her career so feverishly for 20 years never dated and now feels like a novice.

Women over 40 are usually portrayed in supporting roles of a certain type. These women want to see a reflection of themselves on their nightly viewing screen. Contact Us Today. Have your property professionally managed with care. Residential Properties Partnering with home owners who value keeping their investment well maintained and professionally managed.

Learn More. Commercial Properties Engaging with commercial owners who value vibrant market places, compliant operations, and high tenant satisfaction. Association Properties Uniting homeowners and boards to achieve attractive and compliant communities. Why Choose Bonaro? If the meeting is to discuss teamwork, he may start it off by breaking people into small groups.

Each group is given nine popsicle sticks forming three equal triangles. The goal is to make as many triangles as possible by only moving three sticks. A good one for goal setting is using two horseshoes joined together by a chain with a ring in the middle. The goal is to get the ring out. At first glance it looks impossible, he said, but once you know how, it's easy. In his 20 years as a trainer, both as a corporate employee and as a private consultant, Bonaro has used and seen many icebreakers.

Most of what he incorporates into his job are ones he's seen or has picked up from trade books and publications. In all that time, he said he can't think of an icebreaker that has truly failed. Even if the icebreaker's a success, a meeting can be a disaster. Some common errors are not having an agenda, bad timing and an inappropriate facility, Allshouse said.

A room can be too bright or too dark, too hot or too cold, and too small or too large, she said. The Bonaro family love camping, playing games and going on walks with their miniature schnauzer, Gus. Pastor Anna loves to walk along side Key Peninsula Lutheran Church as its members and visitors discover their faith and the ways that God is calling to them in their own lives. Join our Bible Study Wednesdays at 1pm suspending during the Covid outbreak.

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