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Poetic justice was in the air last night at Sara Davidson's book signing at Dutton’s Bookstore in Brentwood, California. Davidson thoughtfully chronicled her years of age-related abandonment by the "Hollywood" establishment and much of the publishing world. An appreciative audience included friends, fans and family (including the father of her children, and her mother) -- the people in her life who never deserted her. »more»
After many years of working around human development, I have watched people who go through significant growth experience stress in their families. Even when change is for the better, change is still change. »more»
Submitted by Wesley on February 14, 2007 - 12:29am.
By now you have heard about Lisa Nowak's breakdown. She's the NASA astronaut charged with the attempted murder and kidnapping of a fellow astronaut that she considered her rival for the romantic attention of a third astronaut. »more»
Submitted by Wesley on January 21, 2007 - 12:47pm.
A few weeks ago this post showed up on LifeTwo's discussion board:
Hello Life Two,
I'm a 34 year old woman (or is it over-grown college girl?) in the depths of a what I now know to be a midlife crisis. Over the past 2 years, I divorced my husband because "I wasn't in love with him," changed jobs 3 times, went back to college briefly, moved to a new city and divorced my mother whom I believe to be the root cause of all of this chaos in the first place. I've read most of the information on this site, however it really is aimed at a different generation than me, so I am having difficulty relating. Can anyone point me to helpful 30-something resources, besides the book, "Midlife Crisis at 30?" Any info is greatly appreciated. »more»
I'm a 34 year old woman (or is it over-grown college girl?) in the depths of a what I now know to be a midlife crisis. Over the past 2 years, I divorced my husband because "I wasn't in love with him," changed jobs 3 times, went back to college briefly, moved to a new city and divorced my mother whom I believe to be the root cause of all of this chaos in the first place. I've read most of the information on this site, however it really is aimed at a different generation than me, so I am having difficulty relating. Can anyone point me to helpful 30-something resources, besides the book, "Midlife Crisis at 30?" Any info is greatly appreciated. »more»
Submitted by WonderWoman on January 9, 2007 - 2:50am.
Hello Life Two,
I'm a 34 year old woman (or is it over-grown college girl?) in the depths of a what I now know to be a midlife crisis. Over the past 2 years, I divorced my husband because "I wasn't in love with him," changed jobs 3 times, went back to college briefly, moved to a new city and divorced my mother whom I belive to be the root cause of all of this chaos in the first place. I've read most of the information on this site, however it really is aimed at a different generation than me, so I am having difficulty relating. Can anyone point me to helpful 30-something resources, besides the book, "Midlife Crisis at 30?" Any info is greatly appreciated. »more»
Submitted by Wesley on December 19, 2006 - 3:45pm.
Wall Street Journal contributor Sue Shellenbarger has written "The midlife crisis is a cliche -- until you have one." She should know. After the death of her father and the end of her 20-year marriage, Sue started to question everything in her life. »more»
Submitted by Tburns on November 24, 2006 - 1:06pm.
Can you relate to the biblical account of the Israelites wandering through the desert for 40 years in search of the Promised Land. Perhaps your Promised Land is an important personal or financial goal, the intoxicating feeling of accomplishment that the wonderful dreams of your youth have actually come to fruition, that you’ve finally made it. But have you actually reached that elusive Promised Land or does it seem to keep moving further and further away like the proverbial mirage in the desert? »more»
