I Left a “Good Man” When I Realized I Was His Life Manager

is daily life.

And impact is everything.

I glanced at the clock. I had ten minutes before the kids woke up, before the day swallowed us and I became the manager again by default.

So I said the most radical thing I’d said in years.

“I’m not doing it anymore.”

He frowned. “Not doing what?”

“All of it,” I said. “The reminding. The tracking. The anticipating.continue reading …