"Ruby: The Rest of the Story" is the follow-up to "Have You Seen My Dog?"—sharing what was really going on behind the scenes when she went missing more than a decade before.

"Have You Seen My Dog? shares the true tale of my injured, missing rescue pup that all of Georgetown—including a former Cabinet member, the iconic Katharine Graham, a real-life pet detective, and an astral-projecting animal psychic—searched for and found.

I miss "Mad Men"—but I miss the women of "Mad Men" more.

Turns out Troy Dyer was on to something. Read how "Reality Bites Predicted the Future of Gen X" in this essay for anyone born between 1965 and 1980.

I grew up in an ultra-religious home. I've raised my children with love, compassion, spirituality but—sorry—no church.

When the "I used to drink from garden hoses and survived" crowd yearns for a foregone, free-range era, this essay reminds them how bored 1950s housewives mainlined martinis at 2 p.m. while their husbands tried to beat the queer of out of their sons. A reality check.

"How to Love a Dog Without Losing Your Heart" is your no-fuss, easy-to-follow guide for not getting your soul crushed when your best friend on Earth passes away.

Madge, I've loved you since I was a kid, back when you first told us all to take a "Holiday" in the mid-1980s. But all this BS about other people not allowing you to grow old? Girlfriend, take a look in the mirror.

If you're sizing up other mothers at drop-off and pickup, wondering if it's worth inititating a conversation or trying to schedule a playdate, maybe read "What Kind of Myers-Briggs Mom Are You?" first to find your best match.

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