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Monthly Archives: May 2006
Ozone update
It’s good news. A healing. An unexplicable healing. Even better. And on a night when I’m in an uncommonly delicious mood, too delicious to blog, even. Back tomorrow ;-) Technorati Tags: ozone layer
Posted in Environment, Nature, Science
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Hilarity break
If you’re a writer who has ever submitted anything anywhere, you’ll appreciate this ;-) Yet another bit of fun linked on Miss Snark. Technorati Tags: writing, rejection
Posted in Writing
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Why you’re better off being skeptical
About what you “read in the papers,” that is. You know that Newsweek story from 1986 that said single women over 40 were more likely to be killed by terrorists than find husbands? It was bunk. Here, via CJR Daily, … Continue reading
40 million acres
That’s how much of America is lawn, according to Brian Black in CS Monitor. He’s reviewing “American Green: The Obsessive Quest for the Perfect Lawn,” by Ted Steinberg. Black admits he doesn’t care for lawns, and Steinberg, apparently, thinks they’re … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Pop Culture
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Happy Memorial Day
And God bless our troops. Technorati Tags: Memorial Day
Posted in Life
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What he said
Just when you thought one could hardly find a new virtue to ascribe to the blogosphere, we have this, in a piece at 2Blowhards about pulp fiction: I was brainwashed, er, educated into reading and appreciating upscale fiction, yet my … Continue reading
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Peak perversion
It’s become a cliché to assume that individuals who aspire to perform physically grueling feats somehow embody humankind’s highest ideals. So we rush to applaud people who reach Everest’s summit and hold them up as worthy of our admiration. Yet, … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Nature, Pop Culture
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’76 all over again . . .
A blind tasting of wines first compared 30 years ago was deja vous all over again. In May 1976, nine French wine experts judged New World cabernet sauvignons and chardonnays against their beloved red Bordeaux and white Burgundies in a … Continue reading
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“Bye-Bye Barbara–The Play”
Omg this is funny! Via Miss Snark . . . Technorati Tags: literary agent scams, BarbaraBauer, Barbara Bauer
Posted in Writing
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Iris for your smilin’ eyes
I planted these last year, so this is their first time blooming. I thought they were “Harvest of Memories” — that’s what I’d written in my notes when I was figuring out what varieties to buy and where to put … Continue reading