Most Of My Friends In New York

Someone Once Said That Two Halves Make A Whole. And When Two Halves Move In Together, It Makes A Whole Lot Of Stuff.

So We Strive For Perfection In The Areas In Which We Can Control, And That Isn't Necessarily What Provides Contentment And Joy For Ourselves And, More Importantly, For Our Children.

I Love Walking Into A Closet And Smelling Lingering Perfume, So I Always Spray My Clothes. And At The End Of The Bottle, When The Atomizer No Longer Reaches The Tiny Little Dribble That Is Left, I Unscrew The Top And Pour The Remainder Onto A T-shirt Or Dress.

I Think Women Of A Certain Generation, Mine In Particular, Feel Like We Can Have It All Because That's What We Were Fed. It's Like, We Reap The Benefits Of The Feminist Movement - They Did All The Legwork And Now We're Going To Try To Be Parents And Successful Business People And Great Wives And Good Friends And Take A Cooking Class And Blah, Blah, Blah.

I Don't Feel That My Life, My Professional Life, Is Married To A Reliance Upon Instagram.