From a woman’s perspective, it’s not that difficult (is anything with men that difficult, really?): men are born to be providers. Whether they embrace that role or not, our society thrusts it upon them from a very young age. Even if they eschew materials things, it’s still a point of pride to be able to provide them.
I really try to let my readers know how appreciative I am that they read, continue to read, and comment. I receive heartfelt emails from you and that makes my insides warm (so does diphtheria).
Rachel Thompson and I would like to thank you for all the people that read our debut column, Rachel and Delfin Argue (About You). You nearly broke my all time high daily record for views.
I got this, DJ. Step off.
When I first met my guy, I was thoroughly baffled at how he could be so romantic and lovely when he was not working, and yet so distant and humorless when he was.
Who was this guy? Was he bipoloar? Or had I done something to upset him? I was so confused.
If you’ve been following this blog, you know that my pal and author Rachel Thompson are rolling out a new feature. In fact, I’m putting the finishing touches on our debut now, and it will go live later today.
To tide you over, Rachel has very generously agreed that, for today only, to provide her books at no cost for you.
Okay, yesterday I was really excited because of my new column with bestie Rachel Thompson. It’s going to be the nuts.
And I have another big annoucement, although I already spilled the beans in the post title.
Yep, a ThoughtsFromParis newsletter!
I'll never give this child another cigarette, pinky swears!
