

The Day My Past Self Saved Me (And Forgot My Lunch)
What do an emergency umbrella and a forgotten lunch have in common?
They both reminded me that every small decision we make today ripples into the future. Sometimes we come through for ourselves. Sometimes we don’t. But either way — we catch up to ourselves. This post is a real-life reminder that self-care isn’t always glamorous… sometimes, it’s just about showing up with a snack and a little grace.
April Moore
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Groundhog Day, Gratitude, and the Fight to Feel Like Yourself Again
When life feels like one long to-do list on repeat, how do you hold onto yourself in the middle of it?
This post explores the quiet exhaustion so many midlife women feel — showing up for everyone else while trying not to disappear in the process. It’s about the power of small rituals, honest gratitude, and finding your way back to you, one stolen moment at a time.
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April Moore
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Grieving the Old You (While Trying to Find the New One)
What do you do when you know who you are — but still miss who you used to be?
This post dives into the quiet, complicated grief of shedding old versions of ourselves while learning to embrace the new ones. From "what-ifs" to hard-won wisdom, it's an honest look at midlife identity, forgiveness, and finding peace in the in-between. Because sometimes, becoming who you're meant to be starts with letting go of who you thought you'd be.
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April Moore
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Hot Flashes, Menopause, and Menus as Fans
Hot flashes, hormonal shifts, and unexpected conversations in concert halls — welcome to midlife.
This post isn’t just about menopause; it’s about the hilarious, unfiltered reality of being a woman navigating heat waves from the inside out. From sweating through silk blouses to fan-wielding sisterhood moments, this is real talk about how we're surviving (and laughing through) the flash. Bonus: a few natural remedies that actually helped me stop salsa dancing with the devil at
April Moore
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