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Happy Boink-Day?
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If hardcore pro-life folks seriously believe that life begins at conception-- the moment when that one special sperm plunges into an enormou...
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Spenser Being Spenser
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Robert B. Parker's fourth Spenser novel, Promised Land , is more about relationships than crime, and I should warn you: there's quit...
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Central Jersey: We Exist!
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Governor Phil Murphy recently signed Bill S3206 , which requires the New Jersey "Division of Travel and Tourism to re-draw the tourism...
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Always A Good Day for a Nap
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On our third day in Saugerties we walked too much: I got up early and biked over to the Esopus Bend Nature Preserve and wandered through the...
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Overlook Mountain: Rattlesnakes, Ruins, and Bears (Oh Shit)
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On day two of our Saugerties vacation, we all got up early and headed to the Overlook Mountain Trailhead-- the trail is an out-and-back grav...
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If A Tree Falls in Saugerties, I Want to See It!
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Yesterday, Catherine and I drove up to Saugerties, NY to meet our friends Dom and Michelle for our first "empty nest" getaway . . ...
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Colleen Hoover and the Art of the Inner Monologue
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Another episode of We Defy Augury is up and streaming-- Miss Education and I discuss the literary tornado known as Colleen Hoover (or &q...
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SOMEBODY in These Photos Knows How to Party . . .
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Ian's graduation party was a great success: the food was fantastic and it ALL went . . . the brisket, the special kielbasa, the pulled p...
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A Mystery with a Curveball
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Mortal Stakes -- the third book in Robert B. Parker's Spenser series-- is about things I love: athletics, the ethics of sports, a confli...
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Slouching Towards Something
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I'm very proud that the new episode of my podcast is up and streaming: "Slouching Towards Something:Karl Polyani vs. Friedrich Ha...
I'm Rooting for the Sharks
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Shark attacks have increased on the East Coast, for a number of reasons: an increase in gray seals and menhaden-- both food for sharks; fede...
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Nice Boognish!
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I was walking the dog in the park this morning, slightly dazed from Ian's graduation party, when the mirror-shade-wearing, long-haired p...
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I'm Too Tired to Party (Because of All the Party Prep)
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After a LOT of prep (including painting the deck) we are ready to roll for Ian's graduation party-- Catherine just told me that my list ...
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Nap Time is Relative
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Yesterday, I napped so hard that when I woke up, I thought it was tomorrow (which would be today).
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Fuck You, Weather Underground
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I shouldn't reveal this, in case a malevolent demon reads my blog, but if someone wanted to punish me for eternity-- mercilessly-- they ...
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Groceries vs. Food
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There's nothing worse than pulling up to your house at 1 PM after a long day of work-- four hours!-- and you're very hungry and you ...
Refreshing is a State of Mind
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After a long day of grueling "work" (four hours of cutting and pasting curriculum bullshit into pacing guides and syllabi-- so dum...
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The Usual Bullshit
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Things pretty normal around here . . . or what passes for normal these days: 1) my older son Alex made my wife and I see the movie Barbie ....
The 1970s . . . Characterized by Four Crime Novels
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If you lived through the 1970s, but were too young to remember much of it-- aside from the absurd commercials and network TV-- then this e...
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70s Crime, Boston Style
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Robert B. Parker's first two Spenser mysteries-- The Godwulf Manuscript and God Save the Child -- will give you a perspective on crime ...
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