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Midlife Friendships: I Love You, But I don’t Want to Leave My House
You know you’ve reached midlife when you genuinely miss your friends, desperately want to see them, and immediately regret agreeing to plans. It’s not that we’ve become antisocial. We’re just tired. And comfortable. And someone has already taken off her bra. At this stage of life, friendship looks a little different than it did in…
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Sweating at 65 Degrees: The Menopause Survival Story Your Family Thought Was a Psychological Breakdown
Pour a glass, grab a fan, and let’s get into it. Pour yourself a double because today we need to talk about the grand, sweaty, unhinged bait-and-switch that is menopause. And specifically, about how the generations of women before us left us completely out to dry on this one. Growing up, my mother and grandmother…
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The “Starting Over” Myth That’s Keeping You Stuck (And a Little Sour)
A guest post by Bukky | Coached by Bukky Alright, pull up a barstool, Midlife Margaritas crew. Frozen or on the rocks — your call. We’reabout to take a sledgehammer to one of the most annoying myths floating around out there. It’s this one: “Oh wow… so you’re starting over? Really?” And you feel it,…
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Midlife Margaritas: Host’s Guide to Keeping Your Drunk Relatives out of The Mistletoe!
POV: You’re attending or hosting the annual dysfunctional family holiday gathering. You need some help on how to survive without murdering drunk uncle Dave. Well, I got you. Read on… If your family is a nice normal traditional family with no one in rehab or jail, this post is not for you. But feel free…
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The Baffling Christmas Story Explained
The post reflects on the bewildering aspects of the Christmas story, including Mary’s age, the lack of inn reservations, and the Wise Men’s gifts. It humorously questions these events while acknowledging their deeper spiritual significance. Ultimately, it emphasizes God’s love and encourages finding joy and connection during the holiday season.
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