Bread. Wine. Cheese. Repeat.
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Sheryl Sandberg’s Second Book Is Far From ‘Lean In’—In a Good Way
Option B: When you can’t “lean in” (or barely stand)
We Are Obnoxious Puppy Parents—And Proud of It
I know we’re pathetic, treating our dogs like surrogate children now that our sons are off at college. But I swear, I can’t stop myself.
Having Good Girlfriends at Midlife Is Good Medicine—Literally
Alert! Not having good pals is as dangerous to our health as smoking.
Coming and Going: Depression at the Empty Nest End of Motherhood
Convinced her best years were behind her with a newly empty nest, Jeannie Ralston sank into a depression that mirrored one she’d battled 17 years earlier. Relief came by finding ways to plug the holes, but it took its damn sweet time.
My Husband/My Rival: The Benefits of a Competitive Marriage
Throw down the gauntlet and you’ll both win. We promise.
Talking with the Enemy: A Search for Understanding in the Trump Era
Can we find common ground with those on the other side? Should we even try? We’re proving that it’s possible to have a civilized conversation about politics, the environment, income inequality, and abortion. Oh, and Trump. Yeah, him.
Techno-Trouble: When Smart Phones Are Dumb
I have a computer, a cell phone (one notch above a flip phone) and an answering machine at the house. Like an old mama dog with a litter of pups, I don’t need something else to feed.
Seriously—The Earlier You Start Your Empty Nest Preparation, the Better
Prepare, you Mothers of Teens! The End is coming!
The Art of Keeping Secrets In a World of Oversharing
Oversharing just isn’t my style. If I have a health or family drama in my life, I will most likely spare you the details. You’re welcome.
