Mimi Lenox

“Is there a bet­ter way?” asks Peter Haslam of Canada. In a suc­cint well-written arti­cle enti­tled Rela­tion­ship Dis­putes, this insight­ful writer gets to the bot­tom of argu­ing. “What if instead of plac­ing blame we were to say that our rela­tion­ship has a prob­lem we jointly need to resolve. By mak­ing it our prob­lem and our […]

Chesca throws up when she’s ner­vous. It hap­pened on this day in 1994 when she took a risk and pred­i­cat­ably made her­self sick, not unlike her adven­tur­ous nature on any given day. Emo­tion­ally induced sea­sick­ness aside, her delight­ful blog is called Skin­diver. She calls her­self “exskin­diver” for obvi­ous rea­sons and likens her ran­dom blog­gi­ness to […]

“I hope he got to say good­bye,” writes Mag­gie Moo, in this thought-provoking post enti­tled Around The Cor­ner writ­ten June 22, 2007. Ms. Mag­gie Moo Talks To U about a spi­der found rest­ing in eter­nal peace under­neath the radi­a­tor in her home. Inspi­ra­tion struck strangely that day. Itsy bitsy spi­der spawned a mem­ory Mag­gie tenderly […]

Today The Ris­ing Blog­ger Post of the Day award is a delight­ful and dar­ing read. “So What’s the Deal With the Flute, Any­way?” posted March 3, 2007 by Col­lo­quium is well-written and insight­ful. The author is on her way to Carnegie Hall to play the flute. It is no ordi­nary trip for this attorney/writer and […]