Collaborative Divorce

Overheard among a group of middle school boys drinking mochas in a coffeehouse, as one tastes another’s coffee: “That is so ridiculously sweet! That’s like something a five-year-old would make!”

There are many lessons to be gleaned by an adult reading Alice in Wonderland. One especially hit home for me.

Yesterday, I reread Alice in Wonderland, a treasure trove of now-famous quotes, and happened upon this one.

It was a gorgeous breezy October morning in Houston, and I was on a walk with my 33-year-old daughter.

Now that you’ve read my previous blog, Gaslighting, a Not Uncommon Dynamic, and you’ve determined that you’re being gaslighted, how do you stop it?

Lawyers are an unhappy bunch. Maybe it’s the long hours, the extraordinary pressure, or the ungrateful clients.

When I was a kid, I saw a black-and-white psychological drama filmed in 1944. Gaslight was creepy, powerfully frightening to a teenager

Solving problems is not difficult. I can solve a problem just by telling you what you should do.

In the midst of the world shutting down so that we, as a society, “flatten the curve” of the spread of the Coronavirus, rather than become depressed and lethargic, I got busy.

I visited a jeweler the other day at a little shop just around the corner from Yoko’s, the sushi restaurant that my husband and I had frequented.