I Do Not Expect To Get What

I Think It's Important To Try To Be Present With Whatever It Is You're Doing. And If You Can't Be Present, Take A Break.

I Always Find Something In Common With My Protagonist, Particularly When I Write In The First Person.

Well, Shoes, Bags And Clutches Are Usually My Big Weaknesses - My Husband Always Laughs When I Call Them 'investment Pieces.'

I'm Going To Keep Seeing Him As Much As I Can. We'll See What Happens," I Say, Realizing That Just "seeing What Happens" Is My Version Of "going For It.

Looking Back, I Question Whether I Really Loved Nate, Or Just The Security Of Our Relationship. I Wonder If My Feelings For Him Didn’t Have A Lot To Do With Hating My Job. From The Bar Exam Through That First Hellish Year As An Associate, Nate Was My Escape. And Sometimes That Can Feel An Awful Lot Like Love.