Dangling Over the Precipice of 40
by Esther Kane
Although I’m not quite sure how it happened, I turned 39 this year. This came as a huge shock as I remember my 20s so vividly- as if they were yesterday. It seems to me that once you hit 20, the process of aging accelerates exponentially until you’ve barely gotten used to the decade you’re currently in and no sooner-whoosh!
Is there really someone out there for everyone?
January 11, 2011 by editor
Filed under On Life, On Relationships
In a “Name it and claim it” culture which embraces the power of intention, are we setting ourselves up for disappointment by insisting that if we just “work on ourselves” true love will find us? And, am I upsetting the Zen apple cart by even suggesting that everyone who wants one won’t necessarily find a “Mr. Right?”
It is better to give than to receive…
A true story of one not so great boyfriend, one not so great gift and the lessons learned about giving away what’s really important…
Ho…Ho…Hold the madness
Thanksgiving and Christmas have always been my favorite holidays. But these days I’m beginning to feel a twinge of sadness about this time of the year. Why? Glad you asked.
So, what if you’re not all gung-ho about 40?
When I launched this site I was very honest about my own “struggles” with turning 40. But, I was determined to use my 40th year as a building block towards the future I’d always dreamed about. So far so…myeh. A comment I received over the weekend confirms I’m not the only one…
