Monday, April 16, 2012

New Advice Column for LA Family Magazine!

I have had so much fun blogging the past few years that Amy talked me into doing a family advice column with her for LA Family Magazine! I am actually really excited about it!

Would you be willing to send me some questions that I could answer about family, work, parenting, and romantic relationships? We will have a new column published every Thursday, so we need a lot of questions!

Also, Amy's newest article made the front page of LA Family this week! She would love it if you would go to lafamily.com (or click on the picture below) and "like" it! Thank you so much for all of your support.


The Seven-Word Limit

The Seven-Word Limit

14 comments:

Shundra said...

Congrats, Kathy. You're going to do great. Congrats to Amy too.

Anonymous said...

I've got a question to tackle... What are healthy boundary lines between inlaws trying to advise their adult children in their marriages and family life? There is usually a productive manner to handle these things.

I think that is a really hard adjustment for some. Some work it out and some never do.

mfk1022 said...

fantastic idea!!I think you guys will be great at an advice column.I'll have to think of some questions and post them later.

LauraLeigh said...

Kathy I am so excited for you. Hmmmmm questions. I am sure I can send you a few!!! LOL

Natalie Redd said...

That is so awesome!! I get all of my advice from Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus haha

Anonymous said...

congrats to amy and kathy xx

Diane said...

That sounds like a lot of fun, Kathy. I just might submit a question or two for ya. Haha!

Make it a great day! :)

Tonda B said...

Congratulations Kathy, I'm looking forward to reading your column. I also voted on Amy's article too.

BJ said...

I think that whomever ask Amy to write an article, is very smart. I always look forward to her articles - she saved my live with her book HOPE AFTER DIVORCE.And I feel she is so talented with helping others, she got this talent from her great examples, her parents and grandparents! So, I am excited to be looking forward to the articles to come.I love your post and Amy's and now we get another one from BOTH of you. Thank you for taking the time to help so many of us that can grow from the wisdom of you both.And maybe, she will pull in some other family members wisdom also. And tell Wayne that I am SO happy to read his post where he shared his humor-

Cindybin said...

That's great, Kathy! I'm sure you'll do a wonderful job. I used to have a newspaper column--only it was about human-interest stories, etc. It was fun but alot of work sometimes. Anyway, if I think of any questions I'll pass them along!

lmroczek said...

The 2 of you together will be great!

EricsmomTimsgal said...

Very good! I am betting there is lots you both can add to people's lives through all that!

Carla said...

Congratulations, Kathy!
How wonderful for you to be able to share your perspective and expertise from not only your experience, but also from your wide circle of family and friends combined with knowledge gleaned from books, etc. So tickled that you will be able to share your insight with a wide audience.
One question I have is about friendship to a married couple. There have been times my married friends share an argument they're having with their husbands, and I think the husband is right. How can I as a friend remain loyal to my friend when I want to be honest when I feel she is in the wrong and she expects me to side with her. Thank you!

Franki said...

Congrats to you!!! Now the whole world will get to share in your wisdom, just like we have done these last few years!!! You will have fun with this I am sure - working with Amy. I will have to come up with some questions. One thing I would be interested if you guys could tackle is this: Your son or daughter that you have raised with the morals and standards you felt were important, has side stepped some of those things now that they are an adult. I guess the two that bother me the most are the drinking and smoking. We have other family members that are ok with these things and our son enjoys spending time with them over us at times. He feels he needs to hide those things from us, we do not condemn him for these activities but are concerned. It hurts when you know that he would rather spend time with his Aunt and Uncle over his own parents. Your thoughts would be interesting.