Things Your Mom Should Have Told You
Joanne McHughYour weekly dose of wit and wisdom for navigating young adulthood
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"Do it myself" isn't always the best plan
The challenge of providing dinner for a cast of dozens of high school students served up a lesson worth learning.
I have always sucked at asking people to help me.
From the time I was a child, like a stubborn toddler, I adopted “D...
Two doors, one lesson
My 1989 Pontiac Grand Am was the perfect car for a 20-something. I was proud of myself for navigating my first big-ticket purchase all by myself. The only rain on my car parade came when my mom questioned the wisdom of buying a two-door car...
Like siblings without the rivalry–Let’s hear it for cousins
Later this week, we celebrate National Cousins Day. Humorist Erma Bombeck titled one of her books, “Family-The Ties that Bind and Gag,” and I think that speaks to why we need cousins. Sometimes the proximity of your immediate family breeds...
Don’t skip the reunion
It was tradition for Lansdale Catholic grads to assemble at the high school and march seven blocks to the church of its founding parish for commencement—a lovely idea until it’s 90 degrees and you can feel the heat radiating through the sol...
When the things you used to love aren't as fun anymore, are you getting old?
What the best weekend of my life looked like in 4th grade
If you’re in your 20s or 30s, maybe you’re already noticing that some of the things you used to enjoy a few years ago aren’t as enticing as they used to be–maybe sleeping on...
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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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