Norah Jones, Election Day, and Quiche
My thoughts on this, the USAmerican Election Day.
My thoughts on this, the USAmerican Election Day.
Sometimes, I have trouble integrating my German experiences with my American ones. This is one of those times. Let me show you it.
This post is really for those of you who don’t follow me on Twitter and, therefore, don’t get the pleasure of perusing the oddities that spew from my thumbs when I can’t sleep (which is happening more and more often of late). But those of you who do follow me might appreciate having the recent …
In case you didn’t know already: I’m pregnant! After a rough first trimester and to celebrate my return from The Nefarious Kingdom of Nausea and Exhaustion, I’ve put together a list of ten things that, if they didn’t surprise me entirely over the last few months, at least caused my expectations (expectations, get it? ha ha) to morph into something unrecognizable pretty much overnight….
This morning, my friend Josh texted me a link to a blogpost by one Dave Dorman. In his article, Mr. Dorman expresses his disapproval of a new comic called Saga, allegedly being marketed to kids. Mr. Dorman finds Saga offensive because….
So, when I mentioned earlier today that Tony Healey at fringescientist.com was gonna post an interview with me “tomorrow,” I was thinking of “tomorrow” in terms of *my* time zone. Tony, however, is not in my time zone. Tony dwells far, far away in a land called “United Kingdom” — which, of course, means that …
There is a children’s book which, sadly, I have never read. It is Judith Viorst’s Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day. Although my English teacher mother and my bibliophile father kept me in English-language books whilst I was growing up in Germany, they seem to have missed this one somehow. I …