Dish and Tell: Six Real Women Discuss How They Put Themselves at the Top of Their To-Do List

It's easy to feel like we're alone in our struggles, but when we're able to share our stories with other women, we realize how alike we really are. There is comfort in numbers and knowing that we're not alone.
-- Patricia

As women, we take care of everyone else before ourselves. Now is the time to put your needs at the top of your to-do list, because if not now, when?
-- Annie

We realized we're not perfect, and we're pretty sure we're not alone. Besides, beauty -- and being a bombshell -- is more about being courageous than curvaceous.
-- Mercedes

Although these are our stories, we're really just the stand-ins for all women who struggle to juggle. This book is about things most women can totally relate to but would never discuss in public.
-- Tammi

Maybe having it all isn't having it all at all. We're trying to be happy with enough, so let's lower the bar a little and start enjoying the lives we've created for ourselves.
-- Sara

We created our Bombshell Circle to provide unconditional support to one another. Dish & Tell highlights the power of girlfriends. Read the book and start your own circle (and make sure you have plenty of wine and chocolate ).
-- Lydia

Author: Miami Bombshells, Patricia San Pedro, Annie San Roman
Publisher: Harper Perennial
Published: 07/03/2006
Pages: 304
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.95lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.70d
ISBN: 9780060777722

About the Author
San Roman, Annie: - Naturally blonde and blue-eyed Annie is a school Psychologist who worked with troubled teens for many years and is now counseling students who are emotionally handicapped. She is a committed mother of two, who after 24 years of marriage, is throwing in the towel, and she can't believe she is going to be single again at 46.Sacasa, Lydia: - A successful mortgage banking executive who works 70 hour weeks, Lydia is obsessed with work, food and designer everything. The only Grandma in the bunch, this Cuban American Princess takes pride in being a good mother...even if that means staying up all night to finish a costume for a school project.Fuller, Tammi Leader: -

Tammi Leader Fuller has been "making news" in South Florida for twenty-five years. Her television career began with a summer internship at WLPG (ABC), when riots had the city of Miami in flames and hundreds of Cuban rafters washing ashore every single day in what was eventually dubbed the Mariel Boat Lift. She left local news after a couple of years to teach topless aerobics at a Club Med village in the Caribbean, then snapped back to reality and moved to New York, to become Bureau Chief for the Nightly Business Report, a nationally syndicated show on PBS. But eventually, Miami called her back home, and she jumped right back into producing newscasts for WTVJ (CBS/NBC) in 1984, spending a decade there, producing, writing and managing their special projects unit. She received various accolades for her work, including two Emmy Awards. In 1992, Tammi started her own production company, producing hundreds of stories for NBC's The Today Show, the NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw, MSNBC and CNBC, as well as Fox's America's Most Wanted, and 48 Hours on CBS. She remains a regular contributor to the Today Show and the nationally syndicated entertainment program, Extra. In the past couple of years, Tammi has steered her company into a completely different direction, taking on the challenge of producing Corporate Marketing Videos and Travel Diaries for various resorts across the globe. Over the past two years, Tammi in Miami Productions has expanded to include six employees and a state of the art post production studio.

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