We’re still not sure what the phrase actually meant at its origin. The words are entirely contradictory.

In the history of this little blog that could, I have written three lists. Until today.

I can’t help but ask if she’s setting herself up for just another one of life’s manipulative phases...

But I was doomed. And that became the day I learned what “guilty by association” meant.

They were exhausted, close to hating each other, and definitely plotting my demise -- presumably by way of a rabid guinea pig.

The three words that pulled me from a chronic nightmare

Some of us are visionaries. And some of us are visionary overlords.

I wanted to be different because at the crux of every phase was the truth that I didn’t really know who I was enough to “be myself.”

Maybe wolves and dogs aren’t assholes after all. Maybe they’re more like the rest of us?

When did a compliment go from fabulous to icky?

The following is a Tale of Two Mays….

You can always find another word for "very". And sometimes that word is the F-word, frankly.

There are things I can’t control -- like holidays during a quarantine.

I had to look like I was in control even while out of control, like a drunk who says, “I got it!” even as she trips over her own feet.

"I hit send on my comment and wondered if accepted social norms are forcing out the kind of manners my grandmother drilled into me..."

Though it may appear my writing is in the toilet this week, I promise this ridiculous story is both true and has a deeper meaning.

Our continuous struggle with man vs. destiny

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What's behind a vanishing act

Where does guilt begin and what's its silver lining?