Grief at a Distance
Columns
| Grief at a Distance
How to Date While You’re Grieving
The point of dating is to get to know another person. It’s a process made more confusing when, in my grief, I’m getting reacquainted with myself.
Columns
| Arts & Culture
| Grief at a Distance
‘And Just Like That’ Isn’t Perfect, But It Gets Grief Right
In the ‘Sex and the City’ reboot, Carrie Bradshaw’s arc is one of the most truthful depictions of mourning I’ve ever seen on TV.
Columns
| Grief at a Distance
My Mom, Princess Diana, and Me
At what point does someone we’ve lost become only a story we tell, more myth than memory?
Columns
| Grief at a Distance
Baking My Mother’s Recipes Keeps Her Near
Baking was solely Mom’s domain, I believed, and cooking for her was mine.
Columns
| Grief at a Distance
I Can’t Defeat My Grief, But I’m Learning to Carry It
In video games, dead parent storylines give a character depth. Their grief becomes a plot point, something to overcome.
Columns
| Grief at a Distance
My Mother Lives Here Because I Live Here
It was the middle of a pandemic. Mom had just died of cancer. Why leave my home of four and a half years?