Bits and Pieces

Marathon viewing included: "The Affair," "Dead to Me," "Ozark," "Liar" and "This Much I Know is True." All had one thing in common: These folks lived messy lives.

Wherever we are during this strange time, it would be wise to learn the art of bending and swaying.

During this uncomfortable season we shared a strange dance between loss and gain and life and death.

The coronavirus crisis came as thoughts of spring blooms and sunshine filled our world, which suddenly became very dark indeed. But in our new reality, perhaps we are being nudged back to what truly matters. Column by Celia Marszal-Iannelli.

When we think of loss, we usually associate it with the death of a loved one. And, yes, the loss of a...

Love has been elusive to define throughout the ages.

Ghosting happens in different contexts and situations, but it always hurts.

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.

You know the type. Everything is a crisis. Everything is always all about them.

Tired of being spoken to like a child? Or told you're 'adorable?' Or that you 'look good for your age?'