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Hester Prynne Alphabet
Like a letterman’s jacket, our D letter is not meant to be worn season after season like a classic Prada purse, but rather, it’s meant to be put away once we’ve outgrown the season and we’ve moved on. We can’t clutch that letter forever—our hurt matters, but we have to let go and allow ourselves…
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Having a Nemesis
If it were a Hollywood movie, we’d then join forces to make the X’s life even more miserable…..teach him a lesson or two about life…..and then all leave better people with a post-credit scene of us eating shawarma together…
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The Turtle
How do we get there? How did Mr. Turtle get there? Was he on a walk, looking for dinner, chasing a female turtle, annoyed at Mrs. Turtle and needed a change of scenery???
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Weekend Blues
Those two days between Friday and Monday whisper You Are Alone and I feel like I am dog-paddling through Saturday and Sunday just to come up for air and breathe on Monday where I have a schedule, have work, have phone conversations with clients and suppliers.
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The Fixer
On my walk, yesterday, I was pondering all the things about my marriage that frustrated me–all those details which led to the demise of something hopeful….beautiful even. I kept running into the road block of Why. You know–the place upon that mental path of exploration which dead-ends into a big question mark. Why did that…
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Love-30: The Comparison Game
Atlanta is all about the tennis. Seriously, y’all. When I moved here, people would tell me tennis is the best way to get to know people. I resisted for about a year, and then curiosity got the best of me and I picked up that racquet. Truth be told, I love it. It’s a sport…
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Surviving Valentine’s Day – an OG 2019 Diva Post
As I sit here at Hubbard and Cravens, drinking my earl grey tea, my mind goes back a few days contemplating the Valentine weekend… I had an amazing weekend full of friends, laughter, companionship and even a date…..yes, that is right….the girl who puts all into the friend box actually had a double date for…
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Enough!
But you know what? I’ll dance when you Karaoke. I’ll grab a tambourine and get all 70s hippie girl with the moves. You sing, I’ll dance, and we’ll entertain way more than we could on our own. That’s how the body of the world works–that’s how community works.
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Broken Crayons Can Still Color
Broken Crayons can still color. That statement has been with me for months. I don’t remember where I first saw this statement: Pinterest, Insta, somewhere generic on the www….. It’s been rolling around in my mind because even though it’s a sassy saying….it’s full of truth. A broken crayon is still a crayon and can…
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A Grown Up Gap Year
The definition of a Gap Year is a year of experiential learning to deepen one’s practical, professional, and personal awareness. It’s a time to discover your role in the world, to focus on your mental health, and to pause and reflect.
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The Divorced Diva's Guide to Survival 