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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What your history teacher left out (and why it still matters)
We came to Woodrow Wilson’s childhood home in Columbia, S.C., so I could check another U.S. presidential site off my bucket list. We left knowing more about what really went on after the Civil War.
When our youngest child headed off...
Sometimes quitting is the right choice
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Reading Things Your Mom Should Have Told You weekly may help reduce anxiety about adulting
McHughber to the Rescue
It was a Saturday morning. I was away at a conference. My husband was staffing the helpline when our middle daughter called in a panic. Southwest had canceled her flight to Nashville and now plans for a fall break trip with her college budd...
Pink was right: You better get the party started
One of the downsides of becoming a grown-up is that it gets harder to gather everyone in your friend group together at the same time. Schedules become harder to coordinate. You may see a friend or two individually, but random hangs of the w...
Why your relationship with money is complicated--and how to fix it
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In the olden days, moms used to clip newspaper articles for their kids when they came across something they thought would be useful. I’m keeping an eye out for things that may help you.
This week’s clip:
Cathy Cassani Adams refl...
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Writer. Mom-on-call. Dispenser of wit and wisdom. Loves throwback photos and telling candid stories about becoming a grown-up. Uses humor to reduce troublesome things to manageable size.
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