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Monthly Archives: May 2012
The Fury of a Scorned Scallion
Hark, Ye Sanctimonious Vegetable Growers! I’m off to my new life in Vermont tomorrow and I’ve got the gardening books packed! This one looks like it’s gonna be handy: The Vermont Gardener’s Companion, An Insider’s Guide to Gardening in the … Continue reading
Posted in Erika @ TIME.com, My story
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Pioneer Poseur
For as long as I can remember, and with meager supporting evidence, I’ve maintained a fixed belief that I am suited to rural life. I’ve always fantasized about working (successfully) with my hands. Live off the land. Slow down. Adopt … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment/Pop culture, My story
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Three Million Rose-Colored Shot Glasses
(FYI, Here’s a link to the “Who’s a Pervert?” post from a couple days ago that is now up on my Huffington Post blog. ) Here’s my TIME.com column today on college binge drinking. Proposed changes to the psychiatric profession’s … Continue reading
Who’s The Pervert?
Published at Huffington Post here. What’s more noxious: a man spanking his 20-month-old child or bathing with her? Consider this: A gay single father has recently been reunited with his twin toddlers after being falsely accused, a year ago, of sexually … Continue reading
Ask No Questions
Continuing with our Supreme Court justice theme, I’ll just mention that, “as is his custom,” it has been more than six years since Clarence Thomas asked a question during oral arguments. As is my custom, let me say how incredibly asinine … Continue reading
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Screw You,Too, Anton
You might have missed this little kernel of news, in the midst of the upset elimination on Dancing With the Stars and George Zimmerman’s broken nose and whatnot, but it turns out AMERICA REALLY DOES EXECUTE INNOCENT PEOPLE!! In this case, … Continue reading
Posted in Children/Teens/Young Adults, Public Policy
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