Relationships
Last weekend, I skipped my front row center seat to see Chris Isaak in concert to make pasta at a friend’s home. While I’m crazy about the unique and sometimes haunting quality of Isaak’s voice—I saw him ages ago when he opened for Tina Turner… WOW to both of them!—the chance to spend time with
This week KatherinesCorner.com, a popular site that gives bloggers an opportunity to network with one another, asked me to share
Booker’s toupee was an exaggerated version of Frankie Avalon’s pompadour in the 60’s film, Beach Blanket Bingo. It was an
When I was married I leaned on my husband for friendship and support and asked his opinion on almost everything
The other day I had lunch with a dear friend I’ve known since college. He and my first husband and
Sisters. I’ve been thinking a lot about sisters recently and pining for one of my own. “Be careful what you
For the last several years, I’ve lived in a house with my son, my daughter and a small French bulldog.
Just before Mother’s Day, I wrote a blog post on my site The Flourishing Life, sharing my feelings about being
Some friends have been going through tough times of late, separating from long-term partners and learning to navigate the world
Recently a friend told me that she was having an affair. Not long after that, another friend, after a few
How do I begin to describe the best things about my recent trip to France? Let’s start with my newfound
She looked as elegant as ever and my heart contracted. I had not been expecting to see her and I
As a child I was raised on a steady diet of true love. My parents, as far as I could
I’m excited! Wednesday, April 13th, 1010ParkPlace is taking a giant leap forward. While we’re still focused on women over 45,
When I first met my friend, Louise, she was almost 80 and referred to all of her female friends as
Daily I receive dozens of notices that women are repinning the same photo from 1010ParkPlace’s Pinterest page, “We’re Grownup… Not
It’s 15 years ago this month since I left Australia for London. I never really said good-bye properly, because I
Today I saw an elderly woman, sitting in a restaurant, who reminded me of my mother. A one-dimensional woman. A
I giggled the first time he told me he loved me. “You can’t say that. You’re leaving,” was my insensitive