This storied cocktail has a fascinating history, reveals Jeanette Hurt. Every bit as delicious are the recipes and tips she serves up so you can enjoy this drink every which way.
Friends
Friendship Lost and Found: Reuniting with the Women Who Hold Your History
Some broken friendships are able to be put back together years later. Sherry Amatenstein reports on the special value of having women in your life with the same deep roots.
The 5 Worst Things to Say to a Friend Who’s Getting Divorced
Unfortunately, all too often, friends unintentionally shame, blame or send negative messages to the person going through the break-up. Walecia Konrad tells us what to do instead.
How a Girlfriend Getaway in Charleston Turned Strangers Into Friends
The itinerary was packed with cultural and culinary outings—but what travelers on the NextTribe trip to Charleston will remember most are the quick and deep bonds that developed.
Feeling Left Out? Why Those Younger Co-Workers Don’t Hang Out With You
Terry Haward felt like she was good friends with her colleagues. Until one telling moment when she realized she could never be part of their crowd.
How The Diary of Anne Frank Drew Two BFFs Together—and Gave Them the Shock of Their Lives
A friendship that spanned thousands of miles and 57 years revealed itself to be even more amazing thanks to a stunning bit of synchronicity. By Nita Anderson as told to Jennifer Rodrigo.
The Fine Art of the Girlfriend Pep Talk
How a fear of heights and a “You got this!” from a stranger taught Amy Brecount White a key way to support other women.
Where Have All My Friends Gone? Dealing With the Losses That Come at Midlife
One of the harsh truths of mid- and later life is having members of our “chosen family” slip away before you expected. Janet Siroto takes a look at love and loss.
Middle-Aged Women Are Sitting Alone at Bars More—Here’s Why
These days women—even women by themselves—aren’t afraid to claim their place at the long, tall table.
Cure for Loneliness: Is Co-Housing for Boomers the Answer to Isolation?
New housing options could be the answer to America’s raging epidemic of solo-hood among Boomers.
