Amy Koko

Amy Koko is the author of the memoir There’s Been A Change of Plans, A Memoir About Divorce, Dating and Delinquents in Midlife, published in October 2015 as well as the creator of the blog, Exwifenewlife.com, which deals with life after divorce and how great it can be. She is also a contributor to Huffington Post, Bravo Personal Space and SheSavvy. Amy lives in St. Petersburg, Florida and is the mother of four mostly well-adjusted kids and is currently working on her first novel.

June 7, 2017 by Amy Koko · Body

I’m Stressed: But God Help Me, Don’t Tell Me To Do Yoga

Warrior one and chair pose may help some stay chill, but all that free time for my brain leads me down rabbit holes that freak me out even more.

TRANSITIONS

Heading for Divorce: “Is This Really How My Marriage Ends?”

Was it his fault? Hers? Both? Neither? One woman navigates the hard path ahead as 29 years of coupledom unravel and finds a strange silver lining.

THE POWERHOUSES

Sandra Dewey: Giving Women the Spotlight and Male Interrupters the Kibosh

The executive behind the upcoming award show with all-female presenters talks about how she’s shepherding in a new era of pro-women workplaces–plus her best scripts for dealing with sexism on the job.

You welcome your kids’ significant others into your home (especially this time of year). You grow fond of them. Here’s why you shouldn’t get too attached.

On a trip to China’s Yunan Province, Jeannie Ralston got an appointment with a famed Chinese doctor. Though he prescribed his special blend of tea for her insomnia, it was something more intangible that had the most powerful effect.

It used to be easy to get dressed. Now we constantly wonder if we’re too old for certain styles. Janet Siroto wrestles with the midlife fashion crisis and a pair of “vegan leather” leggings.

Preparing to date again after a long marriage, Sarah Crichton reawakened parts of her brain (and other anatomy) where sexual knowledge and confidence had been in deep storage.

With her uncanny impersonations of women like Angela Merkel, Camilla Parker Bowles, and Judi Dench on her HBO show, Tracey Ullman makes us laugh—and calls out bitter truths.

The wife of the new French President is 24 years older than he is. Demi, Madonna and Carmen Diaz all famously like younger men. Marion Winik explores the age gap and considers diving right in.

Amy Koko

I’m Stressed: But God Help Me, Don’t Tell Me To Do Yoga

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