by Jane Carroll | Aging & Anti-Aging, Humor
Let My Puppies Go Most of us were at least in diapers in the 60’s when women in great numbers started to roar. The night skies were alight with bonfires burning…what else—their bras? But not me. I had waited way too long to sprout enough to need a bra—how could I...
by Vanessa Codorniu | Emotional & Mental Health, Healing from Grief
8 Ways to Let Go Sometimes when things come to an end, we feel more than slightly lost. When a relationship, friendship or job ends it could seem to crash our world. Our blood, sweat, tears, hopes and often life-long dreams seemed to be shattered. Other times the...
by Sharon Greenthal | *Midlife Musings ~ Sharon Greenthal, Columnist, Friendships
Five Hundred Lunches and Counting I’ve been having lunch with the same three women nearly every week for the past 12-15 years, depending on which of us you ask. We have all known each other for longer than that, and our lunches began innocuously enough –...
by Laurel Holland | Life Lessons, Relationships, Written Word
What’s In A Name? My blogging life began two years ago as part of my big life transition that involved menopause, remarrying, moving to a new state and an empty nest. Writing became a driving force from within. Words coming from deep inside me, needed to be expressed,...
by Fawnda Starkes | Art & Entertainment, Family & Parenting, Humor, Radio
Dan Pearce, the most popular Dad on the internet and voice of “Single Dad Laughing” joins Kay on YAK Wednesday, 11am EDT He is the author of the world’s # 1 dad blog, Single Dad Laughing. His writings about fatherhood and other areas of life have...
