Yearly Archives: 2020

Tough As A Mother

I am braver and stronger than I’ve ever been and as this virus continues to rage on, as our country sets out to do so much work that needs to be done, I want my kids to reflect back one day on this time of their lives and think, we made it through ok, because we had one tough mother.

THE CHILL GIRL’S GUIDE TO NOT GIVING A F*CK

He’ll whisper things that you weren’t ready to hear, he’ll try things that you weren’t ready to feel.

Becoming A Brave Artist

After whittling an essay collection for three years, I was mystified by the ending. How was I supposed to finish a book about romantic love when I’d never retained it?     

Hysteria & Me: An Ancient, Misogynistic Disorder is Killing Women

By Elizabeth Land Quant On a December morning in 2017, I woke up face down next to my treadmill. The week before, a rheumatologist at...

Unstuck

I am ten. Sitting on the edge of the porcelain tub while my mother paints on cat-eyes.

She Cannot Make It Out

He isn't grieving but she imagines him grieving. Maybe he's grieving. She dreams he is talking to others about her as if she is dead, though they are only divorcing.

Tossed To Order

Next order up is a sandwich and the ticket has the name Cassandra written on the top. I feel a quick flutter of panic.

Fix It

Four years have passed since I lost Emily for the last time. She would be proud of me if she's not drinking. My religious friends say if you pray enough, heaven is an open bar.

The Mindful Mother – When are you having a baby?

Nobody would know that I had miscarried my first baby and had chosen to keep this information to myself as a way to cope and the memory still haunts me.  So when asked, it was as if lightning struck.

Tracing the Thread of Sanskrit in Yoga Practice

No matter which lens you use, this is certain: modern yoga is a union of countless movements in history.

We Must End Period Poverty For All Women And Girls

Extending deeper for many women and girls, the crux of period poverty is caused by the long-standing cultural stigma that menstruating women are dirty.

My Disapproving Mother Unwittingly Fuels My Creative Expression

Needless to say, my mother is my outer critic.
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