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End of Summer Movies
by Jeremy Kress Stand by Me Summer has always been one of those cherished seasons that we never want to see come to a close, but sure enough September is here, store shelves are
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Much Love: A Mother and Daughter in Business
by Ruthy Paulson Gómez Sitting inside of El Granjero Mexican Grill, sipping on horchata, the aroma of enchiladas and chiles rellenos fills the room. Mercedes López and her daughter Paola Mendivil tell the story
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GAME THEORY: The Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, The Scarlet Letter
How many of you have received a rendition of this letter? If you’re thinking about writing this letter, put down the pen and slap yourself really hard… then do it again, just to make sure
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The Dating Game
by Lucia Rios I’m a classy woman. I also happen to have a disability. Like any other 30-something woman, I want to find love. Disability and dating – two words that are not always
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Who do ya love?
by Michelle McKormick I know, I know. February. The month of love. We are all supposed to let our “SO” (significant other) know how much they mean to us. Dripping with red dresses, chocolate
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I love you, but…
by Christina Hulstrand While we sat across from one another eating dinner, Aaron was telling me about the emotionally demanding day he just experienced, but I was only slightly paying attention. Instead I was
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Internet Dating: Like a Kid in a Candy Shop
by Christina Hulstrand Ahhh, internet dating. You’ve all been telling me your stories and begging me to explain the logic behind the nonsense (yes ladies, the men are seeing the crazy too), though I’m
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Can Art Improve Your Love Life?
I believe it can. Everything in life is art. There is art in preparing food, preparing a table, decorating your home, or even dressing yourself. Gardens are a form of art as is your
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60 Years and Counting
In 1952 Dr. Jonas Salk developed the polio vaccine, Dwight Eisenhower was elected President of the United States, segregation in public schools was the norm, the diary of Anne Frank was published, “I Love Lucy”
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It Appears We Have to Redefine the Nature of our Association
In my beautiful, completely rational world, life looks like this: Someone asked me the other day; “Are you two a couple or friends with benefits”? ”Friends with benefit, what is
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