A Long Slow March
Only mid-March, but it seems like it’s been forever…..What a difference a week or two can make, right? By now, every one of us has been effected by [...]
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Mar, 2020
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Feb, 2020
You can Build Resilience
Is it just me, or is the world getting more complicated? Stress levels seem to be increasing around the planet as change is evident in every sphere. Clearly [...]
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Jan, 2020
Another year, same old story…
Christmas in Minnesota this year was lovely. Board games, cookies, plum pudding and a three-generation outing to the movie Little Women was just what was needed to tighten [...]
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Dec, 2019
The Power of Her-Stories
One of the themes in my novel A Better Next is sexism. In this book, I try to expose everyday sexism in the workplace and in our society [...]
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Nov, 2019
Jess Lawson and Alicia Florrick?
One of my new favorite things is visiting book clubs to talk about my book A Better Next. It’s so interesting to learn about how each club is [...]
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Oct, 2019
Equal Pay–C’mon!
This is getting old. Headlines continue to blare out the large pay discrepancy between women and men for equal jobs. Women are making some progress as they make [...]
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Sep, 2019
Back at it with Fresh Eyes
I took my Sunday night of Summer seriously—August was a time for me to catch up on relaxation and going off-list for awhile. Loved it so much that [...]
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Aug, 2019
August–The Sunday night of Summer
The other day a friend walked over for a casual visit and we chatted about how quickly the summer was passing by. After our rough Minnesota winter (almost [...]
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Jul, 2019
Mount Rushmore Americana
Who goes to the Black Hills over the 4th of July with extended family to introduce the next generation to one of the most iconic areas of our wonderful [...]
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Jun, 2019
In Defense of the Swerve
I was a fan of Michelle Obama’s before I read her book “Becoming”. But, I was truly impressed with her memoir, and how accessible she became to me, [...]