
Chronicles of a British mum in quirky Marin, juggling teenage boys, a job in Tech, tennis, coffee, cocktails, and the chaos of midlife, with a saintly husband who prefers fishing, cooking and motorcycles—30% truth, 70% fiction for entertainment value.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 89 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 19 days ago |
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For the last couple of weeks, I’ve been writing about the less dignified corners of middle age: imagining myself as a superhero delivering estrogen patches around Mill Valley and crawling through a recycling bin like a raccoon looking for a...
This week, Yuliya and I attempted to answer a very simple question: How much time should mothers spend with their children?
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Three hours? Eight hours? Every waking moment until they leave home? And does hiding in the bathroom scrolli...
I wasn’t sure this story was really worthy of a full article, but then I decided that if my boys ever read these ramblings, it is important to include some of the more unhinged episodes when their mother completely lost the plot and then ha...
Every superhero has an origin story.
Bruce Wayne lost his parents, Peter Parker was bitten by a radioactive spider, and Wonder Woman was raised by Amazon warriors on a magical island (I loved that movie!).
Two weeks ago, my neighbor went...
Can one Oreo bring down an entire school WhatsApp group? Apparently, yes.
This week, joined me for another M.A.M’s Weekly-ish Wobble (I changed it to Weekly-ish since Weekly felt too stressful) to discuss Oreogate, the probably scripted b...
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Surprisingly upbeat for a Soviet-born (San Francisco-raised) cynic. Neither of my children finds me funny.
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