She was apprehensive as she walked toward the school entrance. The nervousness seemed to multiply with every cautious step. Around her were other people, huddled in small groups, whispering, looking at her. Nothing like being the new girl on the first day of school, she sighed. She could feel their eyes working their way up … Continue reading Bulls on Parade
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Mala Mala Beads, Y’all
For days and weeks I would walk into the lovely Green Yogi yoga studio in North Manhattan Beach, CA. And for days and weeks I would admire the gorgeous handmade malas wondering if I should buy one. But each week, mala after mala would be sold to someone... and although so beautiful, none of the … Continue reading Mala Mala Beads, Y’all
Why American Parents Drive Me Nuts
Firstly, I get that writing about a topic like this (when 75% of my friends are parents) could be social suicide. But I've never been one (at least in recent times) to not blurt out how I feel about things. So I'm gonna let it fly. Secondly, full disclosure here, I am not a parent. … Continue reading Why American Parents Drive Me Nuts
Words of Wisdom
Well, I am back from Jacksonville, FL. I would love to be able to do a nice little write up on my exotic travels to Jacksonville, but unfortunately, I never left the hotel. This picture was taken from my room at the Hyatt. A couple of things about Jacksonville: 1) I kept forgetting I was … Continue reading Words of Wisdom
Read a Little
I want to take a moment to talk about two loves in my life. BOOK CLUB I have the most wonderful book club. Ever. They are talented. Gorgeous. Smart. Funny. Well-read. We are each other's friends, therapists, confidants, entertainers, comediennes, companions. We help. Push. Love. Listen. Encourage. This makes book club fun. Interesting. Thought-provoking. I … Continue reading Read a Little