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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Watching paint dry? A little wistful, actually.
A couple of weeks ago, I had one of the single most rewarding days of my life: More satisfying than even when I decided there was just no point in ever again frying a grilled cheese sandwich in anything but … Continue reading
A broken record? Not so fast.
When Apple introduced the iPod eleven years ago, it boasted that you could carry a thousand songs in your pocket. To put this in perspective, that was roughly a hundred record albums – or 65 pounds of vinyl and cardboard. … Continue reading
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Tagged Beatles, Bohjalian, Ramones, record albums, The Light in the Ruins, vinyl
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Valentine’s gifts that make a vacuum look good
Valentine’s Day is coming, that day in February when we are supposed to buy or wear stripper lingerie to remember the life of a third-century Roman saint who died on the Via Flaminia. In truth, not all couples celebrate with … Continue reading
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Tagged Bohjalian, Little Debbie, The Sandcastle Girls, Valentine's Day
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The Super Bowl of sibling rivalries is here
Among the Super Bowl storylines we have followed this week with a tenacity we usually reserve for nipple slips and ingenue wardrobe malfunctions is this: The head coaches of the two teams squaring off later today are brothers. That’s right, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bohjalian, Harbaugh, sibling rivalry, Super Bowl, The Light in the Ruins
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