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Scrubs
I saw them on the T in Boston. I see them crossing the street in Seattle. And it makes me wonder: why do people wear medical scrubs out on the street? Correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought the … Continue reading
Endora!
I remember watching Bewitched as a kid. I was really into things magical and mind-bending, and I liked seeing the Stephens’ mishaps be caused and solved by a little pinch of magic. Last night, I started watching the series from … Continue reading
Posted in Social issues, Writing
Tagged Bewitched, closet, conformity, Endora, Gay rights, gender roles, hulu, Leave It To Beaver, marriage, maturity, relationships, subservience, TV, witch
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Tightwad or principled?
Over the holidays, Nicholas Kristof penned a column in The New York Times commenting on how liberals tend to not give as much to charity as conservatives, and urging us to do more. While giving to the needy is in … Continue reading
Posted in Social issues, Writing
Tagged charity, conservative, efficiency, government, liberal, libertarian, philanthropy, philosophy, social contract, tax
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Webcation 2.0
Somewhere between a vacation and a staycation lies the webcation. On a webcation, one is not completely disconnected from daily life as in vacations of yore; neither is one staying near home, as in a staycation. A webcation is a … Continue reading
Posted in Blogosphere, Guppie, Personal, Science and Technology, Writing, iPhone
Tagged blogging, honeymoon, staycation, vacation, Web 2.0, webcation
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Love’s Labour
DIY connubial bliss
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Posted in Humor, Move to Seattle 2006, Personal, Writing
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