Celia Marszal-Iannelli
Celia Iannelli is a native New Yorker enjoying a second career — in 'retirement' — as a freelance writer. She lives in Jamesport.
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Ghosted: Being excessed hurts
Ghosting happens in different contexts and situations, but it always hurts.
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Divisive times breed a new kind of holiday stress: guest anxiety
How sad that things on both sides of the aisle (or Christmas table), have disintegrated to such a degree that folks are perpetually full of angst.
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Oh, the drama! Why do some people thrive on it?
You know the type. Everything is a crisis. Everything is always all about them.
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Don’t patronize us because we’re older
Tired of being spoken to like a child? Or told you're 'adorable?' Or that you 'look good for your age?'
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Who let the cat out of the bag?
OK, I tried not to listen, but the conversation was so titillating... It was the real-life version of "50 Shades of Grey."
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Time away makes home even more special
A three-week vacation to Italy made columnist Celia Marszal-Iannelli appreciate home even more.
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What’s in a name? Plenty!
An ill-fated trip to the DMV to apply for an enhanced driver's license leads to an existential crisis for Cecilia Constance (Lucia) aka Ceil aka Cookie.
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The little green monster that can ruin your life
Jealousy can ruin lives, wreck marriages and other relationships and lead to revenge and even murder.
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Narcissism reigns in our ‘me-me’ world
What are the impacts of living in this narcissistic age? Look what happened to Narcissus.
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Beware 30-somethings in spandex
The gal in the blue spandex invited me to join her in a high-intensity interval-training workout. I accepted. Big mistake.
