BEST PARTY, WORST HOUSE
Jennie EgerdieBEST PARTY, WORST HOUSE is a weekly newsletter by Jennie Egerdie. Every Monday Morning, we’ll kick off the week with funny, true stories of questionable choices, obsessions, and occasionally outright terrible decisions.
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We Are Frog and Toad
In the past few years, trends like cottagecore, millennial hopecore, and cozycore have exploded. Depending on your tastes, these online trends will either appeal to you or repel you. (Either way, I get it!)
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On one hand, it’s...
Post-Crisis Care is the Oktoberfest Boat Cruise
I can’t exactly explain why I am on a boat right now. Why, after a week spent dealing with a family emergency, flying last-minute across the country to handle police inquiries and hospital bureaucracy, I thought, “You know what’ll fix my bo...
It’s Not Easy Being Green
Hi new subscribers! A family emergency has kept me from my desk this week, so I’m sharing an essay from last spring. I hope, while reading, it titillate and horrifies you as much as it did for me living it.
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Hunting for Special in an Ocean of Crap
Personal Update: My new book is available for preorder!!! I’ll write more about it in the coming weeks, but take a look. It’s a joyful, funny bud and I’m proud of it.
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Not to be a whiner, but my face hurts and I hate everyth...
The Pros and Cons of Losing My Virginity
At seventeen and one-quarter years old, I had VERY strong feelings about how I didn’t want to lose my virginity. I didn’t want it to be “T.V. perfect.” I didn’t want to give a rambling speech to a long-term boyfriend after prom, in a hotel...
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my writing's been described as "like if Hemingway got drunk in a Claire’s." \ud83d\udeac Subscribe to BEST PARTY, WORST HOUSE for humorous essays every Monday. Stuff in The New Yorker, McSweeney's, Vulture. Author of three humor books and counting.
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