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Tag Archives: friendship
The Trouble With (Girl) Love
Last weekend I did something stupid. One of my oldest and closest friends, who also happens to be going through a very tough time right now, came to visit. And all I did was chatter about relationships and weddings – … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, Girls, Moms
Tagged bridesmaids, college, female friendships, friendship, girls, miriam datskovsky, mothers, sororities, weddings
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Not That Kind of Happy Ending
This post is late. For so many reasons. We haven’t posted at all this week yet. And it’s Thursday. Also – spoiler alert – it’s sort of about a TV show that premiered last night and every other media outlet … Continue reading
Posted in TV
Tagged abc, Alan Sepinwall, Casey Wilson, Cougar Town, Eliza Coupe, Episodes, Friends, friendship, Happy Endings, miriam datskovsky, Mr. Sunshine, tramp stamp, turning thirty
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Growing Up Is Hard to Do
This week we were G-chatting about how hard it is to be grateful and happy in our fortunate lives in NY and LA. We’re trying to decide how to stop missing what we had or looking forward to things we … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, Los Angeles, Moms, New York
Tagged 20-something advice, 20something, ADVICE, change, discontent, dreams, ellyn rice, Europe, Friends, friendship, goals, Los Angeles, miriam datskovsky, New York City, relocation, South Park, success
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Our Anonymous Astrology Guru Confirms We're Still Pisces, Says to Ignore Daily Horoscopes
When we heard the news that the Zodiac had change, we both flipped. After all, we’d always sort of assumed one of the reasons we share so many eerily parallel life experiences was the fact that we were born just … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, Cohabitation, Girls, Moms
Tagged about us, anonymous astrology guru, astrology, cohabitation, daily horoscopes, Eastern Zodiac, ellyn rice, female friendships, friendship, Mars, Mercury, miriam datskovsky, moms, monthly horoscopes, Neptune, pisces, relationships, Sun, synastry, trusting daily horoscopes, Uranus, Venus, Western Zodiac, Zodiac
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We Love Couples Friends!
Miriam says: Couples friends. Just the words make me think of the episode of Friends in which Monica and Chandler are so desperate to make couples friends they end up turning another couple off so much that the other couple … Continue reading
Please Help Me Not Kill My Boyfriend, Part 2
Dear Ellyn, Should I worry that my boyfriend and I take our iPad to bed with us to play ‘Angry Birds’ each night? Unsure, Miriam Dear Miriam, When in a couple, is it wrong to not do a couples costume … Continue reading
Posted in Cohabitation, Holidays
Tagged Angry Birds, friendship, Halloween, Halloween costumes, iPad
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5 Ways to Make or Break Female Friendships
I have always had more male friends than female friends, and not just because the former came with certain physically pleasurable benefits every now and again. I used to say it was because guys are simple–they like shootin’ the shit, … Continue reading
