Group Living
Lola Milholland"My friend asked me if I wanted a frozen banana. I said, 'No, but I want a regular banana later, so yeah.' " - Mitch Hedberg
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A Lot of Touching
I’m frequently jarred by the mingling of fury, joy, and nerves inside me. Fury: How in the %$&@ is the US still sending weapons to Israel to continue its genocidal siege? Joy: Never in my life has women’s basketball been this thrilling. Ner...
Stirring Up Mischief
The entire experience of bringing my book into being, from my first inkling of an idea to today, when it has a cover and a sales price, has felt like a series of momentous milestones, one upon the next. I can’t tell if every single juncture...
“Noodles of Opportunity”
Exciting news! The Guardian published an essay I wrote called “Noodles of opportunity: how an Oregon law boosted a small food business and built community.” In it, I tell the story of how our noodle business, Umi Organic, developed and bega...
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Writer and social practice artist fascinated by food, memory, and how we make meaning. Also, I run a noodle business called Umi Organic!
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