It’s no secret that living with your significant other will change your relationship. But putting in the extra effort to ensure it changes for...
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Archive for March 5th, 2010
How Private Should Privacy Be?
Tracey Emin’s Everyone I have Ever Slept With is a piece of work. At its basic level, the artwork is a tent that has names appliquéd inside of it- 102 names to be exact. “Holy promiscuity!” would be the first thing that comes to my mind. But Emin had another take on the subject....
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Busy Day Today, Even Longer Day Tomorrow
You woke up early to fit a workout in before work and proceeded to work a 16-hour day. Your boss was in a bad mood, you scarfed down your lunch while responding to miscellaneous client requests, and tomorrow you have to do everything all over again. Let’s not mention that tomorrow includes all of...
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Wine: Night…and Day! How To Make Your Own Wine
Making homemade wine is a fun hobby. I have a few friends whom have been into it for years, but I am just getting around to producing my own. You can make homemade wine for a fraction of what it would cost you to purchase store bought wine and in these tough economic times,...
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Baseball Fever
My roommate Sam and I recently watched the movie, “Fever Pitch”. It is an adorable movie featuring Ben (Jimmy Fallon) and Lindsay (Drew Barrymore). Lindsay, a successful yet slightly-workaholic business woman, meets the love of her life, “school teacher Ben.” You might call her a pessimist, but I view her as more of...
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DDR – Are Good Times Getting You Angry Neighbors?!
I’m thinking that if you were on the second floor or higher in your apartment that the answer you would literally be shouting is ‘YES!’ (in response to the title). Well, here is my story:
This was three years ago and it was the first time I had ever lived away from home. I was...
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PEACE: Keeping All of Your Fingers…Attached to Your Hand
It has been said that a genius takes something simple and makes it complicated while an artist takes something complicated and makes it simple. When I saw this sculpture, The Sign of the Times, it had a lot to say to me. It is two meters tall – converted to the English Standard System,...
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