
You Smile Too Much
Most women have been told by a man at some point in their lives that they should smile more, but what about being told you smile too much? Continue reading You Smile Too Much
Most women have been told by a man at some point in their lives that they should smile more, but what about being told you smile too much? Continue reading You Smile Too Much
Have you ever sat by while someone destroyed a perfectly good story? Continue reading The Subtle Art of Just Telling the Story
Three women set out on a road trip. Here’s an eyeful of the beautiful experience. Continue reading Girl’s Trip: Sarasota, Florida
Cowabunga Dudettes, Little Children by Tom Perrotta is the suburban satire you’ve all been waiting for. If there’s any modern novel of suburban dystopia that you want to read, this will be it. If you’re looking to blame society for the ills and disappointments of your life; if you’re looking to point a bony, bitter finger; if you’re looking to blame your ex, or your parents, … Continue reading “Little Children” Book Review
Here’s a short tale of a woman facing struggles that you may recognize. Won’t you see what happens? Continue reading Sophie the Non-Committed
Set a date. What’s the worst that can happen? Continue reading What’s the Worst That Can Happen?
An informative and helpful piece for introverts and extroverts alike, but esp. for the introverts. Continue reading A Dating Guide For Introverts
I wrote this post back in 2013! Wow, how is that possible? Since then, I have thrown two successful dinner parties, though I’m always trying to up my game. I have yet to take it outside like the one I describe in this post, so in that sense it’s still very much a goal I’m working toward. Meanwhile, here are some of the pieces from … Continue reading The Dinner Party In My Mind.
If you’re a lover of old books like me, you may find that modern literature doesn’t often make it onto your reading lists. Here’s why it should. Continue reading Why Read Modern Literature, or, Just Do It
I look like an adult. I feel like an adult. I certainly have the bills of an adult. But for some reason, my dad still thinks I’m a child. What gives? Continue reading When Your Parent Treats You Like a Child, or I’m a Grown Up Dad!