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Becky Andrews

Becky Andrews

Verified

Editor, Wilson Living Magazine

Tennessee

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Pro Wrestling

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Consumer tech, cryptocurrency

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Total articles 245

  • Telling Tales - the group text.

    By Becky Andrews Verified| The Lebanon Democrat Verified It always starts off innocently enough. A few friends or family members send a group text — usually to share something like a change of plans, a photo of a perfectly plated quiche, or a link to an article about menopause. (Yes, apparently I’m that age now.)At first, it’s fine. You reply. You’re engaged. You’re contributing to the community of conversation. Then suddenly — ping, ding, vibrate — your phone begins to perform what I can only describe as a one-woman off-Broadway percussion show.

    By Becky Andrews Verified · The Lebanon Democrat

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Telling Tales - the freshman class … of old people

    By Becky Andrews Verified| The Lebanon Democrat Verified According to my skincare products and the supplements I religiously purchase, I have “mature” everything — mature skin, mature eyes, mature ears. I assume this is marketing’s polite way of saying, “You old.”Comedian Jeff Heffron calls the 50s the freshman class of old people — which is perfect, because I do feel like a confused freshman. I don’t know where I’m supposed to be half the time, I’m sleep-deprived, and my body is breaking out in weird places.

    By Becky Andrews Verified · The Lebanon Democrat

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • Telling Tales - the group text.

    By Becky Andrews Verified| The Lebanon Democrat Verified It always starts off innocently enough. A few friends or family members send a group text — usually to share something like a change of plans, a photo of a perfectly plated quiche, or a link to an article about menopause. (Yes, apparently I’m that age now.)At first, it’s fine. You reply. You’re engaged. You’re contributing to the community of conversation. Then suddenly — ping, ding, vibrate — your phone begins to perform what I can only describe as a one-woman off-Broadway percussion show.

    By Becky Andrews Verified · The Lebanon Democrat

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Wilson Living Magazine