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Another Staycation
Health, Lifestyle

Another Staycation

I don’t know about you, but I like to start every vacation with a clear idea of what I’m going … Continue reading Another Staycation

Reconnection
Healing, Memoir

Reconnection

One morning I woke up, and my teeth were not clenched anymore. My face wasn’t twisted by nightmares. I had … Continue reading Reconnection

My Escape Plan
Healing, Memoir

My Escape Plan

Leaving an abuser can be dangerous, particularly for women. In 2017, the U.N. reported that 50,000 women are killed each … Continue reading My Escape Plan

A Bangkok Wedding
Memoir

A Bangkok Wedding

PiLee and PiChai’s wedding that year was a sumptuous affair. From wealthy European investors to Thai pop stars, Bangkok’s high … Continue reading A Bangkok Wedding

Stalked by an Ex
Memoir

Stalked by an Ex

I should have known. Top had never taken “no” for an answer before. I should have known that he would … Continue reading Stalked by an Ex

On Seeing My Father’s Face for the First Time in Nine Years
Memoir, Writing

On Seeing My Father’s Face for the First Time in Nine Years

I can’t say for sure exactly why, but two days ago, I sat down at my computer, opened Google, and … Continue reading On Seeing My Father’s Face for the First Time in Nine Years

Musings

How Hatred Helped Me Heal

There’s been a lot of family talk lately about a relative of mine who left one abusive marriage only to recently … Continue reading How Hatred Helped Me Heal

I'm a Bitch, Memoir

Mormon Feminista

One week in Laurels, the Sunday School class for 16 to 17-year-old Mormon girls, my teacher passed out pairs of knitted white baby … Continue reading Mormon Feminista

Musings

Why Online Dating Is a Nonstarter

  So I’m not a big hit with men. Just putting that out there. I had my first date, American-style, at … Continue reading Why Online Dating Is a Nonstarter

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Happiness

I remember the optimism of going home to someone. And how, months after the divorce, a part of me still … Continue reading Happiness

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