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The Accidental Career Girl

Ilene

Humorous personal essays by a woman who learned to pivot long before the world started spinning.

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Yesterday marked the shloshim, or the thirtieth day, since my mother’s burial. Although, in Judaism, the mourning period for a parent is a full year, it ends after thirty days for everyone else. Still, I somehow thought I should recognize t...

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Join my new subscriber chat

Today I’m announcing a brand new addition to my Substack publication: The Accidental Career Girl subscriber chat.

This is a conversation space exclusively for subscribers—kind of like a group chat or live hangout. I’ll post questions and u...

2 years ago

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In case you missed one of my myriad posts — on Instagram, Facebook, Linkedin — a story I wrote about my difficulties balancing work with my cancer treatment was just published on Hard Copy, an online publication “for busy women.” I have wan...

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The Necklace

I pulled the twisted gold chain out of the inlaid wood jewelry box and watched as the intricate charm that has dangled from it for at least 70 years spun around. I don’t know how long my grandmother had the necklace before she gave it to me...

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