Sara Cornell
A few years into my second divorce, I’m finding myself at an interesting intersection: My first marriage and divorce is diluted in my mind as I was (A) exceptionally young when I married and divorced, and (B) the process and ensuing contact over the years has been minimal at best. I’ve had non-marital breakups that
I’m not big on resolutions, but I made one this year. I resolved to break up with Starbucks. My coffee
I just read there are four times more storage units in the United States than there are Starbucks. Since 1987,
Three years ago I lost 18 pounds. In some circumstances this would be an exciting thing, but in my case
In preparation for the move back into our newly renovated house, I’ve been coordinating the reduction of boxes and furniture
Middle age kind of snuck up on me, and along the way I neglected to read the memo about thinning
Sometimes I get overwhelmed with disdain for myself. Those days when I can’t get out of my own way, I
A few years ago I changed doctors because my PCP wouldn’t prescribe me something for sleep. I’d gone in for
When I think about heart attacks, old men in sweater vests and glasses come to mind. Actually I don’t think
Recently I attended the funeral of my ex-step-father in-law. I’ll do the math for you: He was my ex-husband’s step-father
For as long as I can remember, I’ve had neck and back pain. Some days it’s one or the other,
I was relaxing at the pool this afternoon when a friend of my daughter’s walked past and we began chatting.
I’ve become obsessed with tiny houses lately. Tiny as in less than 300 square feet. I’ve lived in studio apartments
I used to work in a sales office where framed prints of inspirational quotes and majestic photographs were hung along
Last week while dropping off my daughter at a friend’s house, we drove through the neighborhood where I was raised.
Recently I was speaking with the realtor who has the listing for selling my family home. It’s been several years
The morning of my 40th birthday started with a bang, literally. The mother of a nine, six and four-year-old, mornings