As I prepare to say goodbye to one beloved dog, a new puppy offers resilience and hope for a fresh start.

What I’ve Learned About Love And Loss From My Dogs

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Living

My Mom Is My Roommate

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Anne T. Donahue is a writer from Cambridge, Ontario whose work appears in the Globe and Mail, CBC Arts, Canadian Business, and whoever else asks. Her first book, Nobody Cares: Essays is out now.

memoir

My nana’s love and care often came in the form of eight-ounce jars of chutney. Since we’ve stopped speaking, I’ve had to learn to make them myself.

Thicker Than Water

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<p>The Editorial Team of Chatelaine magazine.</p>

Food

Having a housemate who is a senior citizen prepares you for life in unexpected ways.

What It’s Like Living With My 85&#x2d;Year&#x2d;Old Grandmother

At Home With Nani, My 85&#x2d;Year&#x2d;Old Roommate

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In learning to accept what I don’t know, I’ve realized that the idea that I can’t cook doesn’t have to be true forever.

Finding Joy In The Discomfort Of Cooking

Finding Joy In The Discomfort Of Cooking | Chatelaine

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