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From One Girlfriend to Another…and Another

  I stared at my blank computer screen, the curser blinking rhythmically; beckoning me to write. Anything. Something. I was at a complete loss for words. I am trying to compose an email to a total...

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The Art of Subtraction

“I’m sorry, Mama,” my seven-year-old daughter, Chloe said as she handed me a card she had made from yellow construction paper. “I made this for you.” All over its front, she had drawn red flowers and...

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I Disappeared and No One Noticed

  I’ve learned something about silence: it’s noisier than I thought. Every day for the past few months, I’ve awakened in the chilly pre-dawn and listened to that deafening silence. It’s that quiet time...

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Small Pots, Good Intentions

  My late husband, Will never cooked for just the two of us. He always seemed perpetually prepared to cook for a crowd. Even at the crack of dawn. On a workday. Each morning, he would fill our giant...

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Daughter and Daddy

  I woke up to a sky of silvery blue and the insistent shouting coming from down the hall. My daughter, Chloe, now almost seven months old, was calling for me, “Mamamama..maMAH! MaMAAAAH!” I pulled...

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When News Broke for Me

  November 26, 2002 is etched like glass into my memory. The weather was crisp, yet uncharacteristically warm for the week before Thanksgiving in Atlanta where I was working as a CNN anchor. I was six...

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Does a Woman Need a Man?

  “He’s a really interesting guy,” my friend, Diane said, trying to sound all casual about adding a guest for our dinner date in New York City that was supposed to take place in a couple weeks. I was...

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The Name Game

  The title papers arrived in a plain white envelope from the tax assessor’s office. It was official: the sunny-yellow brick bungalow I had purchased was mine. I had chosen it because of its quaint...

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The Right Words

  It was a warm October morning in 2003 when I returned to work as an anchor at CNN for the first time since my husband, Will died after being diagnosed with a rare sinus cancer. I’d been away from...

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When News Breaks

  In my 8-year career as a television journalist with CNN, I covered a lot of breaking news about other people’s tragedies— the Columbine school shooting, the wars in the Middle East, Kosovo and...

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