The Oprah Magazine - November 2018
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WHERE ARE YOU GOING? Rancher Mary Heffernan traded Silicon Valley for 1,800 wide open acres. PULL UP A CHAIR... Who says Thanksgiving demands stuffing? Serve up new traditions and tastes, inspired by these refreshing holiday gatherings. THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GAYLE GREAT BUYS UNDER $100 For maximum sophistication, go minimal with subtle shades and clean silhouettes.
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Finding THE REAL YOU!
Embracing the most you version of you isn't always easy. It takes wisdom, practice, and, above all, courage. In the pages that follow, meet women who dared to live a more genuine existence, and let them inspire you to do the same.
Sweet & SAVORED
Make this Mother's Day memorable by serving up a homemade brunch (nobody says you have to make it-that's what kids are for) and your most genuine words of appreciation. These recipes and inspiring heartto-hearts between real mother-daughter pairs will make it easy.
Think Like a Bear (Hear Us Out)
Be true to yourself, even when it's really difficult, Karen Duffy (yes, the former MTV VJ) advises her cub...er, son. In this letter to him, from her new book, Wise Up: Irreverent Enlightenment from a Mother Who's Been Through it, she shares lessons on how to do just that, which she learned from her own challenging times, including being diagnosed with an incurable neurological disease and from some hard-partying bears.
HELLO, Is It Connection You're Looking For?
We asked an illustrator who's passionate about demystifying our emotional states to annotate a conversation with an expert in the field. The result: this supremely relatable mini-guide to handling your toughest emotions.
Your Period Will Play Hide-and-Seek (And Other Truths About perimenopause)
Little-known fact: Menopause lasts for just 24 hours. It's the days, months, and even years leading up to it that can profoundly affect your mind and body. Not willing to quietly grimace and bear the changes, Gen X is bringing about a refreshing reframing of what this time in your life can be like. Our girlfriend's guide, with advice from women who have been there, will help you manage, because you've got options and a whole lot more life-including this time of life-to enjoy.
THE Journey
Feminist activist, scholar, and writer Salamishah Tillet has read and reflected on most of Alice Walker's work, and last year released In Search of The Color Purple, a tribute to the enduring power and influence of the epistolary novel. Here, Tillet considers Walker's just-released Gathering Blossoms Under Fire: The Journals of Alice Walker, 1965-2000, in this, the 40th anniversary of the publication of The Color Purple.
OPRAH DAILY INSIDERS ROUNDTABLE, HOSTED BY GAYLE KING : MODERN DATING
Doesn't it seem like the rules of dating are constantly changing? The etiquette surrounding how you are supposed to interact with a potential flame is ever evolving, as is how you're supposed to meet new people.
On the Road
More and more women are taking solo road trips. Here's why you should join them-plus how to connect with other travelers on the open road.
Fully Connected
The people we surround ourselves with every day-whether they're family members, romantic partners, or neighbors are the fabric of our lives. Here, several thoughtful visionaries talk to Oprah about how certain individuals have left a lasting impact.
Building Bridges
Amid ongoing cultural clashes about whether it's really necessary to learn and to talk about race (it is), one Austin woman's faith-based program brings dialogue and racial reconciliation to communities around the world.
