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Laura Munson’s new book, Willa’s Grove, is much more than a novel. It’s a map, a template with the potential to show each one of us how to find a life-changing sense of community. It’s where we can start to answer the question, “So now what?” and it begins with an invitation we send to

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I have a confession to make. I love The Real Housewives of New York City. While they’ve been derided as

How many times a day do you say “I’m sorry?” I was with a friend recently, and we began discussing

This week KatherinesCorner.com, a popular site that gives bloggers an opportunity to network with one another, asked me to share

When I was married I leaned on my husband for friendship and support and asked his opinion on almost everything

Like many women, I suppose, when I was a Mrs, it was my job to run the house and run

Recently a friend told me that she was having an affair. Not long after that, another friend, after a few

When I first met my friend, Louise, she was almost 80 and referred to all of her female friends as

Here’s the perfect Christmas Holiday gift for you and your girlfriends: Lois Joy Johnson, award-winning journalist and founding editor of

We know her from her Brenda’s Blog and the interviews she does with interesting people, but here’s a Women’sVoicesForChange.org interview

This week in New York City I attended the best conference ever: S.H.E. Summit, presented by the brilliant Claudia Chan

The Earth is spinning faster than it used to. That’s my take on it anyway. It’s going to be Halloween

The relationship between men and women is often a mystery, but let’s face it, girlfriends! It’s worth it. Since men

I started college in September, 1968, and quickly forgot why I was supposed to be there.

Have you ever looked at your rings or other pieces of jewelry and realized they look dull and are in

Eleven years ago this month I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Being told you have cancer is one of the

It’s 7am and a beautiful spring day. The sun streams in from the tall, arched windows and hits the cool,

It’s the end of summer, and I’m in the grips of a dark cloud. I repeatedly awaken to a fog

My girlfriends and I had a blast at the Rolling Stones Zip Code Tour last weekend in Arlington, Texas. To