Marriage 2010 style
by editor
Filed under Divorce, Marriage, On Relationships
A recent study released by the Pew Research Center finds that there’s been an economic shift in “traditional” marriage. Women are now more likely to marry husbands who have lower education and income levels than they do.
It’s complicated, but worth it…
Finally got to see It’s Complicated and I loved it! The movie stars Meryl Streep and Alec Baldwin as divorced parents of three adult kids who “reconnect” during an out of town trip. To complicate matters, Baldwin is currently married to his former mistress and Streep is being courted by her architect, played by Steve [...]
On Motherhood: My two cents and my last two eggs
by Grace
Filed under Marriage, Motherhood, On Family, On Relationships
Like Rachel, I’m heading down the road to forty sans children. It’s interesting to note people’s reactions when they hear that I’m almost forty and have no kids. It ranges from complete surprise – I even had one clown ask me if I was sure – to pity.
On Motherhood : Does the Bell Toll for Me?
by editor
Filed under Marriage, Motherhood, On Family, On Life, On Relationships, Single
Today Rachel touches on a topic that’s on the minds of many women at forty – motherhood. If you’re forty or almost there, and you’re not a mom, then people either want to know what’s wrong with you, or they want to know what’s really wrong with you.
A fool for love: Mr. Big in the real world
I wasn’t one of the thousands of women who loved Sex and the City while it was on TV. So when the movie came out, I didn’t rush out to see it that first weekend. Or the second. In fact, I just saw it for the first time earlier this year on DVD. And once again, the portrayals were great and the relationships realistic. That is until Mr. Big and Carrie got married.
