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My Mother’s Twin

My Mother’s Twin

Erica Nikolaidis

When I was little, my mom would go out a couple times a month to play bridge with a bunch of girlfriends at my godmother’s house. Though infrequent, I dreaded these outings. A worrier by nature, once the sun set I started to imagine worst-case scenarios. What if she got in an accident on the [...] Jun 18, 2013

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Let Bravery Be Your Blanket

Let Bravery Be Your Blanket

Sibyl

Dear Sibyl, My father was abusive to me growing up. Not very frequently was the abuse physical (the verbal variety dominated), but it was enough to instill a fear of him into me that I’ve never been able to shake. When he got angry, he took it out on me, I assume because I was [...] Jun 14, 2013

Citizenship, Doing Good, Evolution, Exploration, Family, Featured, Inward Explorations, Politics, Quarterly Themes, Relationships / 1 Comment

Embarking on a new decade

Embarking on a new decade

Renee Pepmiller

This week I’m celebrating a birthday, my 30th birthday in fact.  I long ago discarded the idea that I should be at a certain pinnacle or milestone by a particular age; I remember vividly watching the Olympics, and seeing teenager after teenager accomplishing ‘what they had worked their entire lives’ for, and a little voice in [...] Jun 13, 2013

Daily Life, Family, Friendships, Inward Explorations, Relationships, Romantic, Traditions / 5 Comments

Lessons from the workplace…(part two)

Lessons from the workplace…(part two)

Ania Krasniewska Shahidi

Dearest Clara, Last week, I started to think about the lessons and wisdoms that I have learned over the years from my mentors and colleagues when it comes to work and the workplace.  But soon I was also thinking of lessons I learned more broadly there as well.  These have served me well as I [...] Jun 13, 2013

Citizenship, Connecting, Daily Life, Family, Parenting, Relationships, Your Calling / 1 Comment

Zelda Fitzgerald: Flapper. Artist. Author’s Wife.

Zelda Fitzgerald: Flapper. Artist. Author’s Wife.

Liz Matsushita

In our ruggedly individualistic culture, I often wonder: what is it like to be famous because of the person you’re married to? To appear in the press, go down in history books, as “so-and-so’s wife”—to never, ever be mentioned without your spouse as starting point or explanation? In some ways, I think it must be [...] Jun 12, 2013

Art & Design, Citizenship, Culture, Love, Politics, Pop Culture & Media, Romantic, Your Calling / 1 Comment

A Red Thread

A Red Thread

Samantha Shorey

When I fall in love with a man, I fall in love with the place connected to his heart by one red thread, anchored with a map pin. And being there in that city, or usually that small town (a place which no one has heard of—so, he says he’s from the nearby city that other [...] Jun 11, 2013

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Playing House

Playing House

Shannon Oertle

We are moving soon (more on that later) and we pulled everything out of the attic the other day. We have toys stored there that my parents saved from when I was a little kid. I have boxes upon boxes of my old dolls and an unfinished dollhouse, and then we have a massive collection [...] Jun 11, 2013

Inward Explorations, Parenting / 1 Comment

Even Vera Wang Can’t Save Me Now

Even Vera Wang Can’t Save Me Now

Sibyl

Dear Sibyl, I’m going wedding dress shopping with my mother tomorrow. I didn’t really want to go and still feel ambivalent about it. My mother can be a loving, generous, supportive person.  However, her insecurities can easily and unexpectedly be triggered, turning her into the Witch of the West. She can be mean and offensive [...] Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger... Jun 7, 2013

Connecting, Daily Life, Evolution, Exploration, Family, Inward Explorations, Love, Quarterly Themes, Relationships, Romantic, Traditions / 0 Comments

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