
Thoughts from a pessimistic optimist and empty-nester. This is not the place for you if any of your feeds describe you as “pulled together or perfectionist.” A true believer that the right shoes and jeans can make most bad days better.
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I spent a year living next door to neurosurgery residents and swore I would never marry one. Reader, you already know where this is going.
When I moved to Charlottesville to attend grad school in 1999, I thought my neighbors were drug dea...
We love to talk about resilience. Especially when referencing women. The woman who holds it together. The woman who keeps going. The woman who survives things that should have broken her.
We write books about her. We hand her awards. We te...
I stopped drinking eighteen years ago. And it does have something to do with denim. Before I stopped drinking, curating a wardrobe seemed exhausting. I couldn’t keep track of my clothes. We moved all the time. I had three babies. My body se...
1. Shorts 2. Shirt 3. lip gloss 4. Blush 5. Glasses 6. Purse 7. Sandals
I love to travel.
Which is funny because I am not a huge fan of flying. But that’s a story for another day.
For now, let’s focus on the fun part.
It’s summer....
Sitting in the chair at the hair salon, I feel something I don’t feel anywhere else. Held. So much of my life has been spent doing for others. Caring for children and parents, running a home, and driving naughty animals to the vet to have o...
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