Column: Stories of Summer Side Hustles
Columnist Claire Mullen writes about how different babysitting was in the 1990s and how her husband’s waiter job led to sweet tea spills and broken wine corks.
Column: Musings of a Mortifying Mother
With Mother’s Day in mind, columnist Claire Mullen reflects on when she started becoming a mortifying mother in the eyes of her daughter.
Column: AI—Artificial Intelligence or Accidental Idiocy?
Columnist Claire Mullen reflects on the uses of AI in everyday life.
Column: You Are More Than Enough
Columnist Claire Mullen shares the technique she learned to be kinder to herself.
Column: ‘Til Death Do Us Part
Columnist Claire Mullen reflects on the implications of the vows she took when she married.
Column: My Burning Hatred of a Freezing Pastime
Columnist Claire Mullen recounts her unfortunate and painful experience on ski slopes at a West Virginian ski resort.
Column: Memories of Christmases Past
Columnist Claire Mullen shares how her kids remember past Christmases and how she remembers hers.
More Claire Mullen Coverage
Column: Saying ‘Thank You’ During the Season of Thanksgiving
Columnist Claire Mullen reflects on the importance of expressing sincere gratitude this month in CityView’s November magazine
Column: A trick-or-treat tale of a toddler and a forgotten thank you
Magazine columnist Claire Mullen shares the story of teaching her toddler Halloween trick-or-treating manners and how it didn’t go as planned
Column: How I learned the hard (boiled) way to slow down and stop multitasking this fall
On the drive home after camp-pickup from Camp Rockfish in Parkton, columnist Claire Mullen shares how she discovered her multitasking mishap.
Column: Memories from Hillcrest Middle School, now called Max Abbott Middle School
It’s a candid photo that someone (probably one of my unconditionally proud parents) snapped as I, clad in my oversized “Panther Pride” Hillcrest Spirit Team uniform T-shirt, clapped my navy and white pompoms together during what I can only assume was a JV football game.
Column: Remembering the sacrifices military families make on the homefront
My kids have grown up several miles from Fort Bragg and have witnessed just how different civilian family life is from military families
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