Tag Archives: Family and Relationships

A highly personal but intellectually sophisticated account from a 50-year-old woman that might be read as a manifesto for sex-positive, even body-positive, feminism.

Politics, books, and a spot of "green" knitting.

Cover shot on BabyTalk magazine causes outrage.

...they (parents) are just human beings who have no more right to mistreat someone then anyone else.

Every day in the present is a day you can use for giving yourself a better future with fewer shadows.

If we had set up a Petri dish in a laboratory we couldn't have created conditions any more ideal to create abusers.

I thought life was so hard when the kids were young -- and it was hard, because I was young, too.

I left this production feeling that it had a simple message: "There is terrible suffering. You will watch this terrible suffering."

Where is Suri? And where is the fringe on top?

If there's one single lesson from the play it is that Philip Larkin wasn't saying anything new about parents and children.