This time of year often provides us the opportunity to visit and break bread wth family and friends. The smell of turkey roasting! The aroma of the pies! What memories it brings back for many of us! This month we profile some of the women who have made possible those wonderful memories of safe and delicious food: Fannie Farmer, Mary Engle Pennington, Julia Child, Joyce Chen, and Alice Waters. 
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On July 19-20, 1848, one of the most significant historic events for American women occurred at the Wesleyan Chapel in Seneca Falls, New York: the first women’s right convention.
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“Music is love in search of a word.” We focus, during this month of celebration of love, on women who personified 
music as love in search of word: women musicians, composers, singers, and conductors.
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Change is a constant in our lives – in fact, it has been said that the only contastant is change! Not only are out 
personal lives in transition, but changes are accurring continuously in politics, business, science, the arts, in fact – everywhere.
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Kalon Women – December column 
It’s hard to believe that it is December already and time to prepare for the holidays that will be celebrated this month! As we think about the various holidays, we are reminded that women helped establish religious traditions and religions in the U.S. In addition, women helped to fight for religious freedom – and were even executed for the cause!