
Honest, funny essays about midlife, ambition, pleasure, and not putting your life on hold.
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The text started with “Hear me out…” so my friend, also named Amanda, had my attention.
She and I take an annual girls trip. We’ve been to Punta Cana, cruised to the Bahamas, and last year went to Barcelona...
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There was a series of unusual events on the East Coast in late August 2011. First, an earthquake rocked Washington, DC. A few days later, Hurricane Irene barreled down on New York and New Jersey.
But in...
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I was sitting at the pool with my laptop when an older gentleman gestured toward it and asked with a smirk, “Hard at work, or hardly working?”
“Definitely hard at work,” I said, with a wink.
The man ch...
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“Do you want to be my friend?” the young girl asked my daughter.
It was the first day of summer camp at Busch Gardens. Since the camp was hours away from where we live in northern Virginia, my daughters kne...
One of my favorite things about Substack is stumbling across a writer who makes me think, Where have you been all this time?
That’s how I felt when I found Grace McClure and her newsletter, Back to Shameless. Grace is a recovering 9-to-5 t...
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