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Mom Tip: Keep It in the Car
November 1, 2013
Wanna know what saved my life this week? Buying a tube of tinted moisturizer with SPF to keep in my car’s center console. I was tired of being on the road, halfway to my destination and realizing that I hadn’t put anything on my face after my speedy morning shower. My makeup routine is pretty […]
Continue ReadingBest Ever: Pumpkin Spice Ice Cream Sandwich
November 1, 2013
I think you can buy pumpkin spice flavored anything this year, but I feel like a genius for coming up with this super simple pumpkin dessert. Ready? Here’s what you do: 1- Go to Trader Joe’s and buy their Pumpkin Ice Cream and Cinnamon Graham Crackers (conveniently located in the freezer section) 2- When you […]
Continue ReadingCareer Crushes
October 15, 2013
There are a handful of folks whose careers I find completely enchanting, for the combined quality and quantity of their creative output. Here are a few: Harry Shearer : actor, host of Le Show. (Have you heard Le Show? It’s the only brand of satire that I find funny.) Steve Martin : art collector, musician, […]
Continue ReadingWhy Bother?
October 10, 2013
I’ve recently been debating whether or not to pick up where I left off (five years ago!) on this blog. I mean, who’s really looking for a new blog to read? So who knows. Maybe I’ll keep it going this time.
Continue ReadingJigsaw Puzzles
December 20, 2008
There’s something benignly satisfying about working on a jigsaw puzzle. I’m particularly fond of finding ones with fantastical, fabulously colorful, or just plain silly art. The puzzle I’m currently in the middle of assembling is a portrait of a fire-breathing dragon that just happens to glow in the dark! Wacky art aside, puzzles are a […]
Continue ReadingEnthusiasm
October 31, 2008
Few things are known to directly contribute to one’s happiness level, but a general spirit of enthusiasm is surely high on that shortlist. In 1755 Samuel Johnson defined enthusiasm as a “vain confidence of divine favour.” Excepting the fact that they had much more interesting dictionaries back then (written by enthusiastic men?), it’s convenient for everyone that the […]
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