Things Your Mom Should Have Told You
Joanne McHughYour weekly dose of wit and wisdom for navigating young adulthood
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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The last thing I have to tell you
A few years ago, around the time this photo was taken, I got a call after my annual mammogram. They asked me to come back for some additional images, and when they still weren’t satisfied that all was well, I was told I needed to have a bio...
The Sunday Scaries have a name now, but they're not a new story
The phrase “back to the old salt mine” has been used since the 1800s to reference reluctantly returning to work. In the early 1900s, the phrase would have been almost literal for two of my great-grandfathers–they spent their six-day workwee...
When there really are no words
For a long time after lightning struck our barn and ignited a multi-alarm fire, I repeated the story of the barn fire over and over again to friends, family, and anyone who asked me about it. In a way, it was weird that I told the tale of s...
Being a grown-up is a lot like starring in “Home Alone”
Remember all the surprises Macaulay Culkin encountered when he was home alone? Like Macaulay, you’re bound to discover many things you didn’t expect while adulting.
Not long ago, I had the experience of feeling like I’ve been cast...
Yes, you *can* plan a trip to Europe all by yourself
We finally made it to Italy! I dubbed our tour “Mamma Mia,” borrowing the Italian exclamation that conveys many different emotions, including surprise, fear, pain, joy, and exasperation. What better catchphrase could there be for our self-g...
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Writer. Nostalgia buff. Laura Ingalls fangirl. Join my wagon train for a memoir-meets-history journey to the suburban frontier in the 1970s
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