Ozempic
Bottomless Brunch on Ozempic
Bottomless brunch is a weekend ritual for a lot of friend groups: a late-morning table, unlimited mimosas or bellinis for a set time, and…
Wedding Guest on Ozempic: Ceremony, Cocktail Hour and the Open Bar
Being a wedding guest sounds easy until you look at the schedule. You travel, sometimes a long way. You get dressed up and wait…
Lunar New Year on Ozempic: Reunion Dinner and Family Visits
For many families, Lunar New Year is the biggest celebration of the year. It begins with a reunion dinner on New Year’s Eve, often…
Passover on Ozempic: The Seder, Matzah and Constipation
Passover brings two challenges for people on Ozempic or another GLP-1. The first is the seder: a long evening meal, often starting late, with…
Getting a Tattoo on Ozempic
Tattoo artists know the signs well: a client who came in without eating, sits for a few hours, goes pale, and starts to feel…
Tasting Menu on Ozempic: Enjoying a Special Dinner
A tasting menu is the kind of meal people save up for. Eight, twelve, sometimes twenty small courses over three or four hours, often…
Retail Holiday Season on Ozempic: Working the Rush
From Black Friday to the week after New Year, retail work changes. Shifts get longer, breaks get shorter or later, the store is packed,…
Hunting on Ozempic: Cold Mornings, Long Sits and Camp Storage
Hunting season asks a lot of your body. You are up hours before dawn, sitting still in the cold for long stretches or walking…
Grief on Ozempic: Looking After Yourself After a Loss
When someone close to you dies, everything else stops. Meals are forgotten, sleep is broken, and the days fill with phone calls, arrangements, travel,…
