Water! With ice! From my fridge. I haven’t yet checked to see if the microwave works, because I don’t need anything microwaved, but it is installed!
Will wonders never cease?
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Water! With ice! From my fridge. I haven’t yet checked to see if the microwave works, because I don’t need anything microwaved, but it is installed!
Will wonders never cease?
Filed under: Around the House | 1 Comment »
I am just going to admit up front that I sat in my car and cried like a giant baby after voting.
Here’s the thing, in my defense–I drove up past colleges and churches where the Civil Rights Movement was fostered, had to wait to park, there were so many people, and it was crowded in [...]
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This is exactly the kind of smart, thoughtful reading about paganism that I enjoy. The fact that it’s in Slate?
Blows my mind.
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Her pronunciation of “Bare-Rack Obama” reminds me though that one of the local newsfolks calls him “Brock O’Bama” which almost sounds like a Southside Irish name.
In other news, Kay Brooks uncovers the little-known fact that Barack Obama lives in Hyde Park. My grandma grew up in Hyde Park; I guess that [...]
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I remind you how this went. I said “I bet you dollars to donuts this has something to do with the Adelicia v. South Street fight.” S-town Mike said, “I think you’d lose that bet because this doesn’t even have anything at all to do with midtown.” I prove that it does indeed have to [...]
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