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Why Hibernation Rocks (Or Would, If I Could Manage It)

December 29, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 9 Comments

The Single Mom’s Dream: sleep, sleep, sleep!

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Parenting, Single Moms, Tweens and Teens Tagged With: fatigue, need for a break, Parenting, parenting teens, single moms, Single Parenting, sleep, women and worry, women's roles

Women (And What We Care About)

June 25, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 8 Comments

I’ve always been of two minds when it comes to segregating the concerns of women from men – be it a matter of what we read, what we watch, what we purchase, or anything else. It’s not a simple subject; men and women are different. Biologically. Psychologically. In the ways we’re socialized. And so – […]

Filed Under: Culture, Lifestyle, Morning Musing, Sexual Politics Tagged With: D A Wolf, daily plate of crazy, differences between men and women, gender roles, media, men and women, women, women's issues, women's roles

Is There Such a Thing as Too Much Togetherness?

June 21, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 13 Comments

“Quality” time with your partner?

Filed Under: Love, Relationships Tagged With: cohabitation, dating over 40, dating over 50, life after divorce, Love, marriage, Marriage and Divorce, men and women, Relationships, romance, self awareness, women's issues, women's roles

Theory of Relativity

May 25, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 8 Comments

As the school year comes to a close (almost there!), I can’t help but look back, question what I might have done differently, assess the coming months, and anticipate – with worry, and wonder. My summer looms with increased expenses at a time I can ill afford them. It also entails expectations as I find […]

Filed Under: Morning Musing, Other Stuff, Parenting Tagged With: empty nest, parenting older teens, positivity, ramble, self awareness, single motherhood, Single Parenting, whatever life dishes out, women's roles

Tic Toc Goes the Clock (Women Freezing Their Eggs?)

May 16, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 13 Comments

Women and their clocks. If only there were a way to stop that damnable ticking. Who says a woman is defined by biology, anyway? The Pill took us part way there, so why not a means to extend the period of time we might bear children? Maybe by a decade. Possibly longer. How’s that for […]

Filed Under: Culture, Health, Lifestyle, Parenting, Sexual Politics Tagged With: daily plate of crazy, Health, Marriage and Divorce, men and women, parenting is a profession, reality of single motherhood, Single Parenting, what makes a woman tick, women's issues, women's roles

Switching It Up

May 11, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 18 Comments

“You’re more beautiful in person,” he says. I look up from my checkbook, as I’m writing out the amount for groceries. We’ve been chatting as I unload my basket and he rings me up. I’m only half-paying attention; I have budgets on my mind. Worries over money. Worries, always worries. He studies the image on […]

Filed Under: Health, Lifestyle, Morning Musing Tagged With: beauty and body image, daily plate of crazy, health and well-being, necessity of change, ramble, real life, risk taking, women and self-esteem, women's roles

What Makes a Woman Tick?

January 26, 2011 by D. A. Wolf 12 Comments

It’s only fair, right? Isn’t it time to examine my own side of the gender gap? So what makes a woman tick? Weird science Now why is it that when I set myself the task of elaborating on what makes a woman a woman, the first word that popped into my mind was biology. And […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Relationships, Sex Tagged With: D A Wolf, daily plate of crazy, femininity, feminism, gender differences, gender roles, men and women, Relationships, women, women's issues, women's roles

Ordinary Days

December 25, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 2 Comments

Aren’t we a culture that professes to value individuals? A society that goes wild over the stand-out: exceptional performance, particular charm, something – anything – distinctive? And don’t we oo and ah over beauty? And yet. The distinctions we seek – in professions and in personal style – are increasingly conventional. As for beauty, who […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Morning Musing, Other Stuff Tagged With: achievement, beauty, big little wolf, biglittlewolf, creativity, daily plate of crazy, dailyplate, dailyplateofcrazy just life, excellence, good enough, happiness, perfectionism, simple life, women and self-esteem, women's roles

What Is the REAL Problem? Having It All or Doing It All?

November 2, 2010 by D. A. Wolf 18 Comments

Are we confusing “having it all” with “doing it all?”

Filed Under: Parenting, Sexual Politics, Women's Issues, Work-Life Tagged With: having it all, motherhood, real women real life, single moms, single mothers, Single Parenting, superwoman myth, women's issues, women's roles, work for pay, work life balance

Dear Mathew Weiner… Please Give Us More Betty

October 12, 2010 by D. A. Wolf Leave a Comment

Dear Matt Weiner, Yes, we know it’s Mad Men, but you’ve given us much to savor in the women, except for one. Exactly. Betty Draper Francis. Sure, we fell for her charm and beauty in the beginning. Perfect for the Kennedy era Camelot. Typical of the Alfred Hitchcock heroine. We tolerated her cool, and at […]

Filed Under: Entertainment, Mad Men, Sexual Politics Tagged With: 1960s, 1960s housewife, 1960s Women, Betty Draper, daily plate of crazy, January Jones, Mad Men, Mad Men's women, mother daughter relationships, women's roles

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