Things I Loved / Hated This Week #39
LOVE: Oven Roasted Tomatoes: Roasted tomatoes are a religious experience. Somehow, a few hours in a low oven brings out amazing flavor in those vegetable-like fruits. I don’t know if […]
Category Archives: writing
Why Don’t You? #2
WHY DON’T YOU? Monday: Why don’t you write a letter to your favorite member of a boy band, confessing your undying love before he makes the mistake of his life […]
Things I Loved/Hated This Week #34
LOVE: Piano Songs I Can Actually Play: For some reason, people think that I am musical. Yes, I was the best clarinetist at Perry Schools for six years and yes […]
Let’s Bring Back…
[Advance warning: this is a long one. Also, support my hypothetical gubernatorial campaign!] I was born at the wrong time. I’ve always known this. I long for the olden days […]
Things I Loved/Hated This Week #28
LOVE: Cheerios: Since I was very young, I have been madly in love with Cheerios. I don’t like any other cereal. I find them all repugnant. Why do people want […]
Things I Loved/Hated This Week #25
LOVE: Spring Cleaning: In the spirit of spring cleaning, I have decided to become a minimalist. If I am to be a world traveler and follow summer around the world, […]
THE RESOLUTION IS COMPLETE: MY TOP 20 FILMS OF 2012
This bitch is done! I’ve been celebrating ever since the last blog post I did on my movie resolution. Then, I remembered I had to pick my favorites and I […]
Things I Loved/Hated This Week #17
LOVE: Orville Redenbacher’s Simply Salted Popcorn: Growing up, I lived on microwave popcorn. I was obsessed and would have several bags a day. Then, I got over it. Not sure […]
Regretting the End of the World: Part 2
Time to finish up my last six regrets should the world end. I originally meant this to be about the words, but it’s all about the cat pictures. Who knew […]
Things I Love/Hated This Week #5
LOVE: Henri Balzac quote: “Anyone who does not frequently visit Paris will never be completely elegant.” I try to visit Paris annually and because of this (and Martha Stewart’s constant inspiration) […]
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