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[…] her, I am friends with and love people like her, but I just did not like this specific woman. I felt for her husband. But go on Goodreads and scroll through some other reviews and don’t base it just on me. I mean, I think I was one of the only people who didn’t […]
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Various fashion lovers rocking the heck out of crew socks. Good for them, not for me. Word on the street is no-show socks and ankle socks are OUT. All the cool kids are now wearing at least a quarter crew sock if not higher. My teenager gave me all her ankle socks and now […]
[…] in the same communities, and often attending the same house of worship or participating in the same community activities, they have begun to see one another as good friends and often family. Early voting is like summer camp for grown adults. You spend more than half the day sitting next to your coworkers, and […]
[…] nuns face the abyss. (The Baffler) The unwanted shelter dog who found his way to Westminster. (New York Times – gift article) The diminishing returns of having good taste. (The Atlantic – gift article) On losing my mother, and finding her again. (Washington Post – gift article) ‘I will never forget any of it’: […]
