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Sometimes You Shouldn’t Watch the Trainwreck
Almost everyone has heard (or used) the expression that something was like watching a trainwreck. It’s something embarrassing or terrible, but you can’t seem to make yourself look…
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Is Mommy and Me Still a Thing?
When I was a toddler, Mommy and Me groups weren’t a formal thing. In a time when most moms didn’t work outside the home, neighborhood moms organically came…
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The Status Quo of the Stages of Grief
Most people have heard Elizabeth Kübler-Ross’s five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance. After we lost Dennis in September of 2020, I learned that those stages…
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Cliffhangers Make Me Want to Jump Off a Cliff
Cliffhangers in a television series give me something to look forward to in a new season. Most shows re-air the cliffhanger episode prior to the start of the…
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College Admission Really Isn’t What It Used to Be
Wow, has the college admission process changed! I mean, I know society progresses, technology advances, things change, but whew…this has been enlightening. When I applied for college in…
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The Social Power of Television Dialog
When it’s bad, television dialog makes us roll our eyes, comment on how ridiculous it is, and sometimes even change the channel because we just can’t take it…
