
Priscilla Blossom
Writer at Freelance
award-winning journalist. queer latina mom. virgo. ABRB at @dotdashmeredith. words: @10best @romper @goodhousemag @readersdigest she/her 🇳🇮🇲🇽🏳️🌈
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Priscilla Blossom
In the spring of 2021, Kelsey Johnston was walking to a park in St. Louis with her wife, Kendall, when they heard someone shout, “Go Brewers!” Kendall was wearing a Milwaukee Brewers hat, and when she and Kelsey stopped to talk to the other couple admiring her cap, she explained that she was from Milwaukee. “Us too,” said the other pair. Kendall added that she’d grown up in a suburb just outside the city. The other couple responded that they too were from that exact same suburb.
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3 weeks ago |
thewrap.com | Priscilla Blossom |Jose Alejandro Bastidas
Twenty years ago, “Grey’s Anatomy” opened with the premise: What if a pretty surgical intern hooked up with her hot neuro attending and romance ensued? “Pulse,” a new medical drama created by Zoe Robyn (“Hawaii Five-0,” “The Equalizer”), attempts a twist on this premise: What if a resident hooked up with her chief … and then she accused him of sexual harassment? It’s a compelling spin on a problematic trope (work romance between people with a significant gap in power dynamic), but does it work?
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4 weeks ago |
care.com | Priscilla Blossom
There are a lot of questions that come up anytime you enter a new phase of life — and that includes seniorhood. What exactly does it mean to become a senior citizen? Is it when you start retirement or the moment you become a grandparent? Perhaps it’s just when you become eligible for Medicare? The truth is, life as a senior citizen can look very different from person to person.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Priscilla Blossom
You’ve just gotten home from the grocery store with some fresh strawberries. You set them down in the kitchen and walk away for a moment, only to come back and find your kids have already started eating the berries — without washing them first. Suddenly, headlines about E. coli and salmonella pop into your head. Are they doomed to get sick? Just how bad is it to skip washing your produce? And do you really need to wash all fruits and veggies?
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Priscilla Blossom
Death, alas, comes for us all. So why do so many of us avoid discussing it? As USA Today reports, a survey released last year found that an overwhelming majority of Americans (91%) think it's healthy and normal to discuss death and dying — but nearly a third (27%) are uncomfortable actually doing that, and 31% struggle to contemplate their own mortality.
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