
I Cried Myself to Sleep
At the recommendation of a friend.
Writer. Firestarter. Chaos coordinator. I torch old scripts about midlife, motherhood, and menopause—with humor sharp enough to make the patriarchy flinch.
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At the recommendation of a friend.

A brief note before we begin: I’ve been away for a family event that required my presence, my attention, my love, and nearly every internal organ associated with emotional regulation.

If it were up to my husband, we would go to the airport before we ever decided to take the trip.

I’ve noticed something alarming.

The other night, I watched my husband teaching our daughter to play the drums.

For thirty years, I thought “I have a problem” was just shorthand for, “Would you mind fixing it?”

This week, I finally opened two small tin recipe boxes that had been sitting on a shelf in my kitchen for years.

I have become convinced that the fall of Western civilization can be directly traced to the customer service department of a certain large national electronics retailer.

One of the most important life lessons I’ve ever learned was given to me by a tree farmer.

My doctor slid his chair closer.