Divorce Sucks: The Birthday Episode
http://californiawithkids.com/tag/family-travel/ Divorce sucks and my kids no longer have the kind of mom they once had.
http://californiawithkids.com/tag/family-travel/ Divorce sucks and my kids no longer have the kind of mom they once had.
I hate National Coming Out Day. I have hated it since I first learned about it. Once, in college, I spent the entire day hiding in bed. I hate National Coming Out Day because I hate coming out. If you know me, you probably think there’s a punchline coming. I’m […]
Thoughts on divorce: Yes, there will be an after.
“It’s not your fault” and “We will always take care of you”—those phrases don’t have the leverage necessary to lift that weight.
It’s challenging to be a blogger (and a person) going through a divorce. I don’t want to spew my bitterness all over or over-share, but I also resent the pressure to publicly do the “conscious uncoupling” thing.
We are all, always, embodiments of emergence. We’re just unaware of this fact until life presents us with ground-shaking change.
You know that holiday advice for the broken-of-heart: create new traditions? It doesn’t really work for newly separated co-parents, like Tracie and me, who are trying to follow a different piece of advice: keep the kids’ lives as normal as possible.
In addition to twice-weekly yoga classes and my fledgling meditation practice, I’ve found these seven simple actions have a surprisingly powerful impact on my mood.
I know that the rights and responsibilities we gained are important not only to couples who stay married, but also those who need to separate.
I might remember Summer 2014 as The Summer My Marriage Broke but I also want to remember My Boys of Summer.
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