On a long flight recently, I read Jessica Stanley’s Consider Yourself Kissed in one sitting. Without giving too much away, the book opens in 2022 with a woman leaving a man, then goes back to 2013 and slowly works forward.
This week, I’ve been tearing through an advanced copy of Awake, an upcoming memoir by Jen Hatmaker (September 23rd) about waking up one night and hearing her husband on the phone, whispering sweet nothings to someone else. That’s page
For almost 22 months, people’s hearts have been breaking, across borders, during the Israel-Gaza conflict. Parents in Gaza are losing their homes, their loved ones, and their children, wrapped in white shrouds. Doctors in Gaza operate on children
What are you up to this weekend? Since my boys are away, Freddie and I came upstate to work during the day, swim in the evening, and see a million stars at night. Can you see stars where you live?
Don’t you love when a wedding showcases the couple’s daily life? Below, three couples share how they made their weddings feel personal to them…
Felina + Billy
London
Felina: “The pressure around weddings is real. Every day, you’re bombarded with
After we visited our family in England this summer, we met friends in Italy for a week. The boys were so excited to go to another place and of course eat all the pasta and gelato they could get their
There really is nothing as fresh and delicious as homemade ice cream. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve almost bought an ice cream maker. But I’ve always backed out at the last second, realizing that I’m never going
Finding random tools that make our lives easier is one of my husband’s love languages. There are the rechargeable motion sensor lights inside our kids’ closets. He attached cord clips to our nightstands to keep our chargers tidy. And I’m
My dad died when I was 15. A couple months ago, I talked to grief therapist Natalie Greenberg, and she said something that stuck with me: “When you’re a young adult who loses a parent, friends often don’t show
