Laura Herndon
Laura Herndon is a mother, advocate, and writer. She is the creator of Rants of a Virgo (www.rantsofavirgo.com), an essay site. She writes about love, relationships, social issues, and current events.
The Big Three: Understanding Your Sun, Moon, and Rising Signs
Ever read your horoscope, and it simply doesn’t match your vibe? The zodiac sign featured in traditional horoscopes is our Sun sign, but it...
Summer Book Preview: “One in Four” By Lucinda Berry
Mystery thrillers have always been popular, but the market has become oversaturated recently. Quantity has overcome quality in my non-expert opinion, leading to predictable...
A Year Older, A Year Wiser: 30 Life Lessons I Reflect On As I Celebrate My Birthday
I had my 8th annual 30th birthday recently. There's something about selecting my birth year on a drop-down menu, like spinning the wheel on...
A Sneak Peek Look Into Colleen McKeegan’s “Rip Tide”
Bookended by a shocking beginning and an M. Night Shyamalan-inspired ending, Rip Tide immerses its readers in the intertwined lives of sisters Kimmy and...
3 Commonly Misused Psychology Terms
Studies show Millennials and Gen Z are more open-minded in discussing mental health than previous generations and more likely to utilize tools such as...
The Innovative Women Who Made A Huge Impact On The Automotive Industry
We all know women are the backbone of our society. But did you know how important the accomplishments of women are in the automotive...
A Millennial Mom’s Guide To Generation Alpha Slang
“…Back in my day, our calculators only did math and spelled ‘boobs’ upside down … none of this smartphone business — we had to...
Sorry, Not Sorry: The Confessions Of A Girly Girl
I have a confession to make. I’m a girly girl.
Wait, that’s the title!
Let’s try this. Hi, I’m Laura, and my confession is that I...
What No One Tells You About Losing A Pet
When you lose a pet as an adult, they tell you nothing.
I was told nothing. But to you, I will tell you her name...
The Self-Checkout Dilemma: Why Convenience Comes At A Cost
When self-checkout debuted, I was in awe. I’m an extroverted introvert, so while I loved to shop, I was thrilled I could scan, bag,...
