It Ended as It Began… Or Did It?

March 17, 2010 by Julia L. Kay

I drew when I was sick.

California painter Julia Kay thought her three-year Daily Portrait blog was just for her. But since then, it has meant much more, for her life, her art, and for her community (including us.)

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On St. Patrick’s Day: Erin Go…Elsewhere

March 17, 2010 by Patricia Yarberry Allen

A radical proposal from Pat Allen: Scrap the parade in New York City.

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The Compass Rose: Finding Your Own Face in the Crowd

March 16, 2010 by Ainslie Jones Uhl

Ainslie Jones Uhl wraps up “The Compass Rose,” her episodic reflections on creating a new life in Southern California, with the promise of new topics to come.

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Theater Review: Happily Ever After

March 12, 2010 by Women's Voices For Change

Tons of laughter, and the secret behind all those fairy tales.

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Barbie Goes Geek, but Silicon Valley Women Lose Ground

February 24, 2010 by Rachel Rawlings

The eternal blond has gone hi-tech geek, complete with Bluetooth headset and netbook. But in Silicon Valley, the news is not good.

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On Valentine’s Day: Hating the Hearts and Flowers

February 14, 2010 by Patricia Yarberry Allen

“I’m 50 years old and single,” says Joan, a woman I know socially. “I’m fit, attractive, and solvent.  I like the company of men and have lots of relationships with [...]

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My Worst Date Ever: One Woman’s Nomination

February 12, 2010 by Women's Voices For Change

This Valentine’s week at WVFC has featured both a soulful request for information about our sex lives from Our Bodies Ourselves and a glimpse of the Worst Date Ever contest from MyVeryWorstDate.com. Here’s an anonymous contribution that neatly covers (and maybe skewers) both topics.

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Valentine’s Day Advice: Aim Those Flowers Accurately!

February 10, 2010 by Billie Brown

From Billie Brown, some humorous advice on the proper presenting (and receiving) of Valentine’s Day flowers.

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What was Your Worst Date Ever? It might be worth something.

February 3, 2010 by Women's Voices For Change

For many of us, the word “date” reminds us of nervous high-school moments, our first dinner with our eventual mate, that first time after a divorce we agreed to have [...]

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Twelve Years After: How Widowhood Actually Feels

January 26, 2010 by Michele Buchanan

I remember everything, or at least the things that matter. I remember every pore of his skin, the encysted bump he had on the back of his head, the way [...]

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