Step back in time with me in this special for the holidays lJanette Behind-the-Scenes as I enjoy a Christmas Victorian High Tea experience at the historic Hillary House Museum in Aurora, Ontario — one of Canada’s best-preserved examples of 19th-century Gothic Revival architecture. This segment isn’t just about tea, treats, and history. It’s about something far more meaningful: ✨ why spending time with other women every 22 days is essential for our emotional wellbeing — especially for savvy, high-performing women over 40 juggling careers, caregiving, health, and personal reinvention. Research shows that women thrive when we regularly connect with our girlfriends. Every 22 days, bonding with other women lowers stress, boosts serotonin, strengthens immunity, and creates a sense of belonging. And what better way to nurture those connections than with a beautiful, holiday , Victorian Christmas, slow-living experience like High Tea? Join me as I take you behind the scenes of this charming afternoon and share why moments like these aren’t just fun — they are emotional self-care. 👉 If you’re craving more joy, more connection, and more girlfriend time, this episode is for you. 📌 HILLARY HOUSE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE Website: https://www.aurorahs.com/hillary-house Instagram: / aurorahistoricalsociety Facebook: / aurorahistoricalsociety
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