Author Annabelle R. Charbit

Dr Annabelle R Charbit grew up in London, UK, and has been writing since 2006, when her comedy play, Sound Advice, was performed by CP Theatre Productions in London, UK. In 2007, she was published in the London Paper and in the British Neuroscience Association’s Summer Bulletin. In 2010 she wrote for TheFrisky.com, an online magazine who commissioned her after noticing her blog, Crazy in a Crazy World.

Dr Charbit holds a PhD in Neuroscience from University College London.

A Life Lived Ridiculously is Dr. Charbit’s first novel.

Dr Charbit also hosts two blogs:

1) Crazy in a Crazy World, rages about the maddening and frustrating things in life that would drive even the sanest person crazy.

http://www.ridiculouslife.net/crazy-in-a-crazy-world.html

2) Consumer Affairs, exposes the bone-idle opportunists who indulge in dishonest or hurtful behavior at the expense and risk of others

http://www.ridiculouslife.net/consumer-affairs.html

Annabelle R. Charbit’s Recent Posts

• Why your childless girl friends are worth their weight in gold
  When you become a mom, remember to hold onto your childless girl friends, because more than ever, they will be worth their weight in gold. That's right, most of us new moms ditch those single gals, whose priorities are now so different from ours. But in spite of the radical [More...]

• Is this really the new definition of friendship?
  When did it become okay for friends to have strong opinions about my diet, lifestyle and marriage? I grew up in a world where you supported your friends no matter what, and the only grounds for dumping a friend was if they were unpleasant directly to YOU. Nowadays, it seems the [More...]

• Five quick tips to tell if you are suffering from OCD
  Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is an anxiety disorder that is characterized by recurrent, unwanted thoughts (obsessions), that produce a sense of dread or alarm. Persons then engage in repetitive behaviors (compulsions) in an attempt to rid themselves of the obsessive thoughts and calm the anxiety. If you suffer from obsessive compulsive [More...]

• Learning a valuable lesson
  When things go wrong, people love to say that it doesn't matter because at least you've learned a valuable lesson in life. To be honest there are many lessons about human nature that I wish I had never learned. Am I the only one to feel that way? Are all [More...]

• Bad mother, useless human being
  I constantly feel like a bad mother. Other parents seem to have boundless time and energy to expose their children to all experiences necessary for them to hit every developmental milestone spot on, whilst also holding down a full time job. They take their babies to swimming classes - I would [More...]

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