
High ponytail, low estrogen. Twice-monthly essays about American womanhood, motherhood, and pop culture from a longtime journalist navigating midlife. Usually funny. Sometimes irate.
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This is a re-issue from the archives because it inspired my upcoming second Substack, Sweet Valley Digest, where I will read and recap the original Sweet Valley High books. Subscribe at the link!
“How is it possible that you are always wat...
Last year, my husband and I grabbed lunch at the Cancun airport after we wrapped up our kid-free anniversary trip. The restaurant is surrounded by busy gates, so it’s not exactly a quiet place to dine.
A family with a 3-year-old son and a...
Richard “Boner” Stabone, a character on Growing Pains (left); man who thinks you are going to hell (right)
Senior year of college, my roommate Molly and I took a lifeguarding class together as a break from our tough course loads.
On the d...
Photo by Thomas Konings on Unsplash
America turns 250 this week.
The regression of rights that has been orchestrated over the last few years will be hard to paper over with hot dogs and fireworks. Since 2022, the Supreme Court has overtur...
I gained so many new subscribers this past month, it’s time to reintroduce myself. I am a longtime journalist who writes about feminism, reproductive health, parenting, and pop culture, usually with elements of memoir and humor. (Seem broad...
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Longtime Journalist | Humorist | Xennial with rapidly declining estrogen. Writes about feminism, women's health, parenthood, and pop culture. Co-author of I'm Sorry for My Loss. Full bio at bit.ly/3Lkqblj
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