Earsdropping
Bryan HofferWhat did I over-ear this week? Dropping for your eyes and ears every Friday.
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Earsdropping: on fidget spinning
The start of the fall quarter at the community college is coming in the next couple of weeks and with that comes a temporary moniker for me that sticks until the heat is off. My wife and I refer to him as Old Man Drips. Old Man Drips believ...
Earsdropping: on the last sounds of summer
I think I just heard it — the sounds of summer waning. It wasn’t a death knell that I overheard. It was more like a yawn, that penultimate yawn that tells you to go to sleep, but you ignore it and you try to fight to stay awake a little lon...
Earsdropping: on communal cuisine
Recently on Substack, I had seen some community chatter on Portland, Oregon being the best food city, with other uninitiated commenters not knowing about its culinary crown. Coming off of the greasy shine of Burger Week, an annual week of b...
Earsdropping: on a taste for travel
Whenever Sylvia and I travel, our destination and daily itineraries revolve around food. Earlier this summer on our food-focused honeymoon, we would walk 10-15 miles each day in the Western European cities we explored, burning calories and ...
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Expert Over-earer for Earsdropping living in Portland, OR. Composition & Rhetoric Adjunct Faculty @ Colleges and Universities. Speech & Language Specialist.
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