amicable divorce

Dear Readers:

Today I pack up my computer and leave for an undisclosed location to make the final edits on my book:

Divorce by Design: How to Split Without Losing Your Mind, Your Money, or Your Kids.

My final deadline is early next week and I have an enormous amount of work in front of me. The blog will be sparse as a result until I have delivered the final pages to the powers that be.

Today I am going to share with you my Author’s Note: my explanation of why I wrote this book.  I would be deeply grateful if you read this. If it resonates with you, please share and leave a comment.

Have a beautiful week.

Dear Robin,

My parents divorced 3 years ago and both are once again driving me crazy regarding the holidays.  

I am married with one child and my husband and I are hosting Christmas dinner this year which is great, except both my parents have told me they want to come but only if I can promise not to invite the other.

Dear Readers:

Fall is a season of conflicting emotions.

Dear Robin:

Since my amicable divorce several years ago, I’ve noticed a very annoying habit of a few parents of my son’s friends. They refuse to include me on emails and other communications about my son.

Dear Lovelies:

It’s nearly finished.  And I changed the title!