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Do You Believe in Life After Loss?
If you are a woman somewhere between the ages of 25 and 40 (as I am) and of a certain affect (as also I am), odds are good that you feel as though you have your own, singular, unique relationship to Nora Ephron. I’ve certainly felt this way...
I Guess That This Must Be The Place
Do you remember that time in the early to mid-aughts when “This Must Be The Place” was absolutely inescapable? When I think about that time, and shopping at Urban Outfitters, and guys who were “fluent in sarcasm,” and people wise-cracking “...
How Bad Do You Really Want It? How Hard Will It Make You Cry?
It can be difficult for people to understand — that although I love rom coms and loving rom coms is a big part of my whole deal — that I am not necessarily a romantic person. (That is, in and of itself, a whole essay for another time.) I’ve...
You Let Me Take My Own Damn Car to Brooklyn, New York, USA
My favorite part of the podcast “60 Songs That Explain the 90s” is not only does the host Rob Harvilla know exactly where he was the very first time he heard the song he discusses in each episode, but he knows who he was with, the context i...
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