He Said Comedian Dane Cook does a routine on cheating. He talks about the guilt involved and how every step you take on the creaky floors and steps sounds like “CHEATER” as you are trying to be quiet, sneaking back into the house. No matter if you are outwardly blatant about it or doing your… Continue reading He Said / She Said – Cheating

I have been divorced from the father of my children the better part of sixteen years. In the beginning when we were first divorced I was like a lot of woman and could not stomach the sight of him. Our divorce was not messy or long by any means, but I was young and hurt and… Continue reading My First Divorce

There wasn’t much time after our talk to get back into the swing of things because Christmas Eve was upon us. I woke up and had to go into work for a few hours and Dimples and I stayed in constant contact. Throughout the day we checked in, sent text’s to each other and generally things… Continue reading Christmas Eve

I have been a single parent for the better part of seventeen years. I am the custodial and residential guardian of my two children with 100% rights over decision making for my kids. At the time this was an overwhelming obligation bestowed on me, but through the years I have realized that it was the… Continue reading OPS – “Other” Parent Syndrome

I realized today, at the age of 42 that there are things I no longer want to do. I find myself saying more times than not “I don’t wanna”. Maybe not necessarily verbally, but in my head and always to my best friend. Here is a list of things I’ve said to myself in my… Continue reading I Don’t Wanna

He Said How many of you can juggle eggs, raise your hand. I didn’t think so. Juggling is a skill that is acquired through tremendous amounts of practice, practice, some broken stuff and more practice. So if you think you can date more than one person at a time without breaking stuff, you my friend… Continue reading He Said / She Said – Dating More than 1 Person