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I was brows­ing at the shrine to the “Twi­light” vam­pire series at one the down­town chain book­store that has a decent sci-fi/fantasy and poetry sec­tion and observed the after­math of the Harry Pot­ter books.  I’ve never read these books, but I see peo­ple of all dif­fer­ent ages and social groups read­ing them on the train […]

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I may still have stu­dent loans to repay, and fur­ni­ture inher­ited from rel­a­tives.  I finally have a job with grownups, for grownup pay.  But the real, true sign of adult­hood?  Match­ing sil­ver­ware.  Oneida Calm, if you’re curi­ous.  Many thanks to the BH, who got a $100.00 gift cer­tifi­cate to Linens n’ Things (or “Sheets n’ […]

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Dear Sandwich-Making Guy at the Quizno’s Near Work:
When I tell you which sand­wich I want, nam­ing it by the full name assigned by your store, the cor­rect response is “Every­thing on that?,” mean­ing, of course, that you want to know if I want every­thing listed on the sign­board as being included in the sand­wich.  (Although, I […]

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I have been cook­ing, just not recently. Tonight, I actu­ally got to make some din­ner with the pro­duce of a shop­ping trip to Roslin­dale Square. (Or “Rozzie,” for those in the know.”) Din­ner was just a cap­rese salad, a sim­ply pan-roasted pork chop, and broc­coli sauteed on high heat with onions, red […]

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Ok, it’s per­haps anti­cli­mac­tic to name my new bra as my second-ever secret girl(s)friend, but really, meet my new inner beauty. I intro­duce to you the “Barely There” Invis­i­ble Look Underwire Bra.

My girls are not as, ahem, gen­er­ous as the ones in this pic­ture, so I can use the light padding and under­wire to boost […]

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Sparkling Lemon Lax­a­tive, orig­i­nally uploaded by Bipo­lar­Lawyer­Cook.
Mmm, lax­a­tive. Well, at least it cheered me up. I thought I was hav­ing a bad day, and then I real­ized, at least I didn’t need this!

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I decided not to be an ass­hole tonight.  It was hard– I’m Boston (area) born and bred, so being assertive, opin­ion­ated and ahem, self-oriented come nat­u­rally.  (As Ed the Gent can attest, there’s a rea­son the denizens of our fair Com­mon­wealth are known as Mass­holes.)
Any­way, I digress.  We were sup­posed to have a mas­sive ice […]

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Learning to cook

No, this isn’t a post about my for­ma­tive cook­ing expe­ri­ences, or how I knew that cook­ing was an avo­ca­tion upon the first taste of some­thing or other. Rather, it’s a post about the first cook­ing class I’ve ever taken. Helen Ren­nie has a blog called Beyond Salmon, and runs Helen’s Kitchen, a series […]

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There is a long pro­file of Etsy, its busi­ness model & phi­los­o­phy, and some of the sell­ers up at the New York Times.

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Some accomplishments

The BH and I took the T to the mechanic’s, picked up the car with the newly-replaced win­dow, and drove up to the FedEx depot near the BH’s work to pick up a pack­age that ended up being a sur­prise present from my won­der­ful assis­tant. Dropped the BH off at his office to do […]

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