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I do not like this. | fragments of a wandering mind
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Late night musings of a news junky. Fragments of a wandering mind. I do not like this. This is from the New Yorker website. Even while innocently browsing, they know who I am! Thanks, Mark Z. Thanks. A few parting words →. 3 Responses to “I do not like this.”. May 12, 2010 at 12:13 pm. You have to opt-out of instant personalization. It’s a four step process. See here: http:/ www.eff.org/deeplinks/2010/04/how-opt-out-facebook-s-instant-personalization. May 12, 2010 at 12:33 pm. May 16, 2010 at 6:47 pm.
Reading list | fragments of a wandering mind
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Late night musings of a news junky. Fragments of a wandering mind. I like lists. I also like reading. And summer is coming soon. In light of the above, I’m creating a list of books I intend to read, and will cross them out as I go along. Please comment with suggestions. Thanks! 8211; The Namesake. By Ian McEwan (amazing). Good, less amazing, fast). Shakespeare and the Culture of Paradox. So great. I love the way he plays with binaries, teaches seminars. By Jack Kerouac, thanks Kavitha! Already done pre-l...
A few parting words | fragments of a wandering mind
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Late night musings of a news junky. Fragments of a wandering mind. A few parting words. More commencement stuff soon. But I’m moving out of the dorm now, and I’m not sad anymore. That’s because I realized that you never lose the people you love. You keep in touch with them. You call, you e-mail, you meet up. You carry them with you and within you. I leave with that knowledge. I leave with my heart bursting with love and happiness. I do not like this. Some perspective →. May 18, 2010 at 9:21 pm. Alex S...
Hello, world (but I typed that in) | fragments of a wandering mind
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Late night musings of a news junky. Fragments of a wandering mind. Hello, world (but I typed that in). Pardon, once more, the extended slumber here. Life has been full with new jobs, lots of writing, little sleep, and my first apartment. I intend to think up something more worthwhile to say here shortly, as I’m beginning to get into a rhythm. Until then, here’s my placeholder portfolio. If anyone is at all interested in reading my work. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Liza / Find the...
Another letter | fragments of a wandering mind
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Late night musings of a news junky. Fragments of a wandering mind. I know that our mutually dependent relationship ends one week from today. However, I thought I might clear the air by mentioning that I did not appreciate approaching my dorm after submitting a 20-pager only to feel heat coming out from under the door. Indeed, when I opened it,. Something heat-generating, I wondered? Care about me because I’m about to be an alumna! And I hear you have a thing for donations…. I do not like this. →. I use t...
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Day tripper | write wave
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Where it’s at. I am the sandwich I’ve been waiting for →. October 14, 2010 · 9:38 pm. A couple of weeks ago I went on a road trip with my friends Thomas. But a trip is supposed to be a vacation from your typical conception of time, right? Only I can’t seem to leave all this behind when I go on a trip. Or for that matter, I can’t seem to properly imagine distancing myself from anything that is integral to my everyday life. Like journalism for example…. I need a vacation. Where it’s at. And blogging around...
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Newer posts →. August 10, 2010 · 11:45 am. A night with Charlie Rangel. Despite the thirteen ethics violation charges stacked up against him, it’s hard to deny the avuncular charm of 80 year-old Congressman Charlie Rangel. His gregariousness can uplift a crowd even in these tough times, as it did at an event I covered last night. Y Whatever else he’s done aside, he’ll probably throw himself a good party. Just look at that face. In any case, he’s one of my favorite characters to write about. Anyway, I cam...
The last winter break | write wave
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Sometimes I think I’ve got it pretty good. Summer Reading →. December 26, 2010 · 6:26 pm. The last winter break. Sometimes I think I’ve got it pretty good. Summer Reading →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out.
I am the sandwich I’ve been waiting for | write wave
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Sometimes I think I’ve got it pretty good →. October 28, 2010 · 6:56 pm. I am the sandwich I’ve been waiting for. Freshly prepared Betsy sandwich. It all started a couple of days ago when my friend Phil ghcatted me to ask if I heard about this new sandwich at Hamdel, a.k.a. Hamilton Deli, a.k.a. Meghan McCain’s favorite off-campus sandwich place. Phil is a funny guy, so I thought maybe he was joking with me when he said they invented a new Betsy sandwich. I didn’t believe it when he told me:. I asked, tr...
Where it’s at | write wave
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A night with Charlie Rangel. Day tripper →. September 19, 2010 · 10:50 pm. Where it’s at. A night with Charlie Rangel. Day tripper →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
Graduation, end of the line | write wave
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Since I been gone →. May 24, 2010 · 10:08 am. Graduation, end of the line. The only one I knew was the one I worked on after school with my friend Rucha, who this past weekend graduated from college a year early. So as long as she stays pretty she’ll be fine, according to my grandma who is currently living the life at her studio apartment on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. I wonder if that’s the wise conclusion Rucha and I will come to when we’ve made it to that point. Since I been gone →. I like your blog.
Clive Owen is... Rusty Stapler, P.I.: Harry Potter and the Douchey Blowhard
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Clive Owen is. Rusty Stapler, P.I. Thursday, July 12, 2007. Harry Potter and the Douchey Blowhard. In preparation for the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Has set up a special Harry Potter section. That holds every article ever written for that newspaper about the Boy Who Lived, the author who created him, and the franchise that followed. Among these is a review of the first book. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. Really subtle, Mike. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Clive Owen is... Rusty Stapler, P.I.: Spool's Out
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Clive Owen is. Rusty Stapler, P.I. Sunday, July 13, 2008. This is a little gem from Best of Craigslist, which I highly recommend browsing as a great way to not be doing other things. My favorite sentence is in bold. FREE INDUSTRIAL SIZED WOODEN SPOOL. Date: 2008-05-05, 10:01AM EDT. I have a large spool i would like removed from my property. I no longer have any need for said spool due to coming home from work several hours early and finding my wife on top of said spool with another man. Heyyyy you guys s...
The accidental Magritte | write wave
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July 5, 2011 · 2:42 pm. My dad emailed a picture of me that he took on his cell phone the other day. There were more than a few strange things about this photo. It looked like this:. That's me by the way. But in this case, technological failure elevated the camera’s representation of an intended image to something resembling what we call art. And I wonder, if this is an accidental Magritte, then who is the artist? My dad or the camera itself? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. On I am t...
Summer Reading | write wave
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The last winter break. The accidental Magritte →. June 28, 2011 · 11:39 am. This is something I wrote. It may or may not be semi-autobiographical. Now that I’m a college graduate cum laude, but who’s counting, right? Sometimes they’re super insightful. I’m glad that reading is so fulfilling. It really gives me a chance to wade through my wisdom streams. I wish I looked better in that dress I tried on the other day. It would have looked great with this book I am reading. I can see myself sitting h...You a...
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Easter’s Lily by Judy Serrano. LONE STAR LITERARY LIFE. It was Easter Sunday; the day Lilly’s life went from safe and comfortable to dangerously unfamiliar. Her transformation takes her from a small town girl having an affair with a low ranked gangster in the Montiago crime syndicate, to a woman of grace and fortitude married to the head of the organization. BARNES AND NOBLE BUY LINK. Judy’s books are available in print in Hastings. And Roma’s Books in Rockwall, Texas,. And anywhere ebooks are sold.
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The Romance, Saga and Women's Fiction Blog. Pretty Baby – Mary Kubica. August 18, 2015. Chilling, compelling and compulsively readable, Pretty Baby is the second electrifying thriller from the queen of heart-stopping suspense: Mary Kubica. What dangerous secrets is Willow keeping from the people who took her into their home? How far is Heidi willing to go to help this mysterious girl and her baby? And will a noble act of generosity lead to ruin, regret. despair and devastating vengeance? August 10, 2015.
Bookish Journeys into the un & the known | Just another WordPress.com site
Bookish Journeys into the un and the known. Just another WordPress.com site. Regarding bookish journeys whatnot. The House of Mirth. February 9, 2013. Why else had she suddenly grown interested in Selden? In reality, as she knew, the door never clanged: it stood always open; but most of the captives were like flies in a bottle, and having once flown in, could never regain their freedom. It was Selden’s distinction that he had never forgotten the way out. How dreary and trivial these people were! In my cr...
fragments of a wandering mind | Late night musings of a news junky
Late night musings of a news junky. Fragments of a wandering mind. I’m traveling with my family for two weeks. First stop, Rome. Here’s a letter I wrote to my grandfather, who recently learned the power of email (a big step up for a lifelong typewriting devoté). Photos tk. After my mother declined a one-euro trip to the bathroom, we figured out how to get on an exposed tour bus (no small feat, if you were wondering.) We did that for two hours, which gave us an incredible view and narrative of this go...
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Reviews of books of many stripes. Tuesday, January 7, 2014. Someone - by Alice McDermott. Links to this post. Thursday, December 12, 2013. Middlesex, by Jeffrey Eugenides. You could call this a different kind of coming-of-age novel. Or a historical novel. Or whatever Mendel's Dwarf. Is called. Curiously, my copy of Mendel's Dwarf was classified as a "romance" by the library it came from. I don't think this is the right category, although both books do involve romance. Cal's story is interwoven with the t...
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A Bloggable Feast | Adventures in cooking, baking, and preserving
Adventures in cooking, baking, and preserving. April 12, 2016. Your quiet blogger is back! It’s been a hot minute since I wrote anything here, but I’m hoping to get some more food blogging going soon. In the meantime, here are some posts on what else I’ve been up to (hint: new job/graduation. This Year in the Life of your Absentee Blogger. December 12, 2013. June 20, 2013. 10 oz white pearl onions. 2 small sprigs rosemary. Is a pretty good tutorial). Remove the onions to a bowl of ice water. Divide the o...
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Book Review: BIG NATE FLIPS OUT by Lincoln Peirce. What I thought of the book: I was very interested in it right away, and it actually did help by reading the other four books at first because as soon as that happened, it’s just that I was, like, interested in it at first because I was already interested into… Read more ». June 9, 2014. 9733;★★★★. Book Review: THE DAY THE CRAYONS QUIT by Drew Daywalt. June 5, 2014. 9733;★★★★. Book Review: BIG NATE IN A CLASS BY HIMSELF by Lincoln Peirce. June 3, 2014.
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What a wonderful and colourful world. December 16, 2014. As it is feeling more and more like winter in London, we find ourselves going to either seasonal books (a selection of which I am working on) or really colourful ones. So to brighten up your Monday I’ve decided to review a colourful trio of books to be read with your loved ones. Is a perfect book for babies and toddlers, but it also works with early readers who are keen to try reading bits of text since the font is clear and very kid-friendly.
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