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We all get Esme. We all have a little Eve in us. And we all recognize "That Guy" in our lives. Entertainment has a way of revealing all the quirks and oddities that make us the wonderfully flawed humans beings that we are. Our fictional blogs and webisodes will cover a wide range of intriguing topics, loveable characters, and challenging situations -- just like real life...except less painful...and funnier. Keep an eye on us. We'll make you laugh and we'll make you cry. It'll be better than CATS.

Hot Flashes

Hot Flashes

by Mimi Schmir, one of the writers from "Grey's Anatomy"
Every so often something happens to remind you time is passing. The bagels that you bought two weeks ago turn moldy; the cable company sends a bill marked, “urgent”; the cute teenage boy at the supermarket check-out calls you “Ma’am.”
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Episode 29: Till Death Do Us Part
by Mimi Schmir, one of the writers from "Grey's Anatomy"
And then Jeffrey returned from West Virginia. I can’t even begin to describe what a mistake that ashram visit was. I think he thought it was supposed to...
Episode 28: Make Room For Daddy
by Mimi Schmir, one of the writers from "Grey's Anatomy"
It's Friday night and the "Sex and the City" movie has just opened and my doorbell rings. Jeffrey has the boys for three days, because, I kid you not,...
Episode 27: Divorce Diet
by Mimi Schmir, one of the writers from "Grey's Anatomy"
When I first got separated (such a ladylike term — it should be "wrenched," or "torn," or "severed," that's more like it) all I did was eat. Cheesecake,...
Episode 26: In Memoriam
by Mimi Schmir, one of the writers from "Grey's Anatomy"
I would like to take this opportunity to do a shout out to some of the things in my life that despite my best intentions I may have lost, or am losing, or...

The Reinvention of Eve

What Carrie Bradshaw was for "single girls" in their 30s ... Eve Monroe will be for "already divorced girls" who are just barely 30...um, starter marriage?

That Guy

That Guy

We know the story — good looking guy, important job, mid life crisis...leaves the wife and kids for the promise of younger women and more good times. Pete Morton was That Guy, until the day he woke up and realized he'd made the biggest mistake of his life.