Kelly Ramsey, the first woman in nearly a decade to join the Rowdy River Hotshots, shares insights from her memoir detailing her two years as a wildland firefighter.
Georgina reflects on her transformative journey from a vibrant, carefree lifestyle in London. By the end of her 30s, she unexpectedly finds joy living on a houseboat.
This time, the once-aspiring college basketball player, who was serving as referee for the prison football league that day, immediately made it clear he had no interest in an altercation.
"I would hit the gym, come back to my desk and I could even hear it in my voice. I sounded much more confident," Chaker told Business Insider.
Bill Linnane had a particular disdain for SUV drivers, a sentiment echoed by many motorists, until a conversation with his wife prompted him to reconsider.
I liked him instantly; he had an open, kind face and a calming presence. The most surprising reaction I had was a voice inside my head that said, "Oh, there you are!" as if I'd been waiting for an old friend to arrive.
Abra, a 49-year-old from Arizona, reflects on Miranda July's new novel All Fours, emphasizing its impact on women's discussions around desire, freedom, and life changes. She noted how the book humorously portrays the desires of women in perimenopause, acting as a catalyst for many to reconsider their lives.
