To vote for your favorite in PBS’ The Great American Read, go to pbs.org/the-great-american-read/vote/. Voting is open through September, the winner will be announced in the fall. […]
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True crime as tranquilizer: My relaxing TV
In her Marquee column last week, my friend and coworker Lindsey lamented her inability to fall asleep without something playing in the background. TV show, movie, YouTube […]
Breast cancer is always a big deal
When I was about 13 years old, a doctor, while filling out my chart, asked me if I knew of any history of breast cancer in my […]
Resolution just adding to the odd behavior
There’s absolutely nothing new about the people I work with thinking I’m weird. This is, after all, the place where, mid-conversation with someone, I reached into my […]
Don’t have to be superhuman to be a super human
I’m fairly convinced at this point that my sister-in-law Vikki is made of some sort of advanced strain of DNA. Not that she’s completely superhuman — she […]
Moving will test anyone’s mettle
When you wonderful people out there sit down to read this, I will be likely be drinking my first cup of coffee in my new place. Which […]
Resolutions take a different tack this year — sort of
Since about birth, I’ve made basically the same New Year’s resolution: Lose weight. Clearly, this does not make me at all unique, given that it seems about […]
No pet should suffer in the cold
When you follow as many animal rescue groups as I do on social media, you become pretty accustomed to seeing horrible things. On the morning I write […]
