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Sponsored by: www.GotoMyPC.com/podcast With our sons grown and out of the house, my wife and I have completed our legally-mandated term of active service as parents. We find ourselves sliding giddily into the category of empty-nesters. We have the freedom to do what we want, when we want. Travel planning no longer requires us to consider school schedules, after school events and the quantity of fast-food restaurants along our intended travel route. We can be crazy and spontaneous. So, how did we choose to explore our new independence? Last Sunday I found myself jammed under a kitchen cabinet, wrench in hand, installing a stainless steel sink. Really. (Full Text) =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Like this excerpt? Want the whole story? Listen to the audio version by clicking the ‘Play’ button at the top of this post. If you’d rather read it, you can find the full text at http://wp.me/pjV28-9R -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Notes: Check out the JT Indie podcast at http://www.jtindie.com Please take a moment to fill out the listener survey at http://www.HappilyDomesticated.com/listener-survey/

Plagiarism occurs when ideas or words that you advance as your own have actually been taken from other people. Author: stevenkittinger

Community series page at Hulu.comGreendale celebrates Green Week, while Jeff befriends Senor Chang to get out of a Spanish class assignment.Author: hulu Tags: Brownies Dancing Ken Jeong Danny Pudi college misfits Gillian Jacobs education Yvette Nicole Brown Chevy Chase Alison Brie comedy higher study group Marriage Arrested Development Songs Essay school Community Joel McHale Rat Spanish Posted: 20 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Greendale celebrates Green Week, while Jeff befriends Senor Chang to get out of a Spanish class assignment.

video essay on times square-d experimental approaches to non-fiction media. synecdoche...sorta like metonymy (named before charlie kaufman i swear!)

Sponsored by: www.GotoMyPC.com/podcast Who doesn’t love a trip to the zoo? Well, probably the animals for whom it is a one-way trip, but that’s not really the point. The point is that you get to spend a happy, lazy day eating junk food and wandering past neat rows of tiny cages containing permanently trapped animals. As you stare at their cute faces, you just know that if they could talk they’d beg you to rescue them. If you can’t afford the zoo, you can get much the same experience with a bag of vending-machine pretzels and a visit to the cubicle farm of any corporation in America. Except, as you walk past the cubicles and stare at the occupants’ cute little faces, they can talk and they will beg you to rescue them. If you’re feeling kind, you might toss a pretzel or two their way. Don’t encourage them too much, though, or they’ll break out and follow you home. It’s not that hard to escape a cubicle unless all you have is a liberal arts degree. (Full Text) =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Like this excerpt? Want the whole story? Listen to the audio version by clicking the ‘Play’ button at the top of this post. If you’d rather read it, you can find the full text at http://wp.me/pjV28-9M -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Notes: Thanks to Vee of http://jugglingscarves.blogspot.com for recommending the show on the MightyGirl.com site. Thanks to Andrew Hackard and Ringmaster Greg for great show ideas! If you re willing, I d be grateful for a review on the new Farpoint Media website at: http://www.farpointmedia.com/short-cummings-audio/

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Hundreds of thousands of homeowners, about to lose their homes, camp out to get a chance to have their loans restructured at a loan modification clinic in Las Vegas as part of a Save The Dream tour. Photojournalist Jae C. Hong has more. (Nov. 12)

Parishoners gathered at Fort Hood churches searching for peace and answers after an Army psychiatrist opened fire on the military post last Thursday killing 13 and wounding 30 others. Produced by Eric Gay. (Nov. 8)

Sponsored by: www.GotoMyPC.com/podcast After an extensive examination, the doctor concluded that my wife wasn’t right in the head. Aside: my wife is glaring at me with a look that could blister the paint on a battleship. In the interest of avoiding incineration, let me provide a some context. The doctor in question is my wife’s oh-toe-lair-in …. auto-lauren … octo-linen … ear, nose and throat guy. He decided that she was having trouble with her sinuses, but he said he had a fix for that. I looked up sinuses on-line to see what he might be talking about. Guess what? Sinuses are just holes in your skull. Sort of like damp, gooey caves hidden behind the bones of your face. So, in essence, the doctor was saying that my wife had holes in her head and that was the problem. (Full Text) =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Like this excerpt? Want the whole story? Listen to the audio version by clicking the ‘Play’ button at the top of this post. If you’d rather read it, you can find the full text at http://wp.me/pjV28-9J -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Notes: You can find the survey I mentioned at http://www.takethesurvey.com/wizzard The shiny new Far Point Media site is at http://www.farpointmedia.com You can learn more about the book (and link through to its page on Amazon.com) at: http://www.HappilyDomesticated.com/BookPage

In this age of heightened security, I’ve heard that the authorities might be monitoring the telephone conversations of ordinary citizens like me. If they are listening in on my cell calls to my wife, I have two words for them. Good. Luck. Really. Our conversations are non-linear in the same way that tires are non-square, fish are non-mammals, and beefsteak tomatoes are non-meat. For example, imagine that I wanted to tell my wife I’d set up an appointment to have the lawn-chemical warfare guys spray the foundation for bugs. I pay them to do this every Fall even though I’m not convinced it actually works. For all I know the big hose on their truck is actually connected to a tank filled with leftover cologne that stores couldn’t unload on Father’s Day. If I got down close and sniffed, my house might smell of off-brand aftershave like Old Splice, Tommy Hilfinger, or Huge Old Boss. It might repel the bugs for the same reason these scents repel anyone over the age of eight. Or maybe there never were any bugs to begin with. Or there might be a huge army of bugs massed on the far side of the fence just waiting for the year that I forget to tell my wife the be ready to let the lawn-chemical warfare guys into the backyard. That’s why it’s vitally important for me to call her and tell her to expect them promptly between nine and three tomorrow. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Like this excerpt? Want the whole story? Listen to the audio version by clicking the ‘Play’ button at the top of this post. If you’d rather read it, you can find the full text at http://wp.me/pjV28-9G -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Notes: You can listen in on all of the fun of Angel Between the Lines at: http://www.angelbetweenthelines.com/ My interview with the writers is found at: http://www.angelbetweenthelines.com/2009/10/abtlbts01-%E2%80%93-behind-the-scenes-writers/ And you can find my story Duluth at: http://www.angelbetweenthelines.com/2009/10/abtls1duluth-%E2%80%93-stories-from-wolfram-hart-duluth/ If you d prefer to read the script, it s at: http://www.angelbetweenthelines.com/2009/10/abtls1duluth-stories-from-wolfram-hart-duluth-pdf/

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Sometimes, being a man can simply mean being there. "Being There" by Christopher Koehler The Good Men Project: Real Stories from Real Men on the front lines of modern manhood. On sale now, at Createspace: http://bit.ly/BuyGoodMenProject "We were good candidates to adopt. The decision to have or not to have children includes no compromises; few choices are more starkly binary. I loved my husband more than I feared parenting, so I capitulated. But within months of bringing our son home, I was sunk deep in an emotional swamp." All proceeds from the book go to organizations that help men and boys at risk.