midlife marriage
Moving on down
Written by Grace Fox
My husband and I recently discussed the fate of a small, homemade end table. “Let’s take it to the thrift store,” he said. My heart sank. I couldn’t justify keeping it, but neither could I bear the thought of parting with it.
All in the family
Written by Greg Asimakoupoulos
As my in-laws’ 50th wedding anniversary neared, Hugh and Norma made it clear they did not want to celebrate the customary way.
Random acts of cookies
Written by Lynn Bowen Walker
Last year, as a first-time empty nester, I felt lost. I’d spent the previous 20 years as an at-home mom volunteering in my sons’ classrooms, applauding their games and concerts, and embracing my role as homemaker.
Oma's hands
Written by Michelle Dwyer
In my first job as a legal assistant I wore suits and high heels every day. I grew my nails long and wore what I thought was a sophisticated red polish. I took great delight in my nicely manicured hands.
When caregiving roles reverse
Written by Carol Heffernan
Within a brief span of time, adult children can find themselves responsible for Mom and Dad. Watching a parent grow vulnerable and dependent is an uncomfortable transition.
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