Update: this has seen been undone and turned into this instead.
I have used this same pattern for other projects though, which I like quite a bit.
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Not that it was beautiful but that, in the end, there was a certain sense of order there, something worth learning. (Anne Sexton)
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- 'they keep pounding their fists on reality hoping ...
- in the news
- burgundy wrap
- 'and don't ask me to rise, i'll lose you when i am...
- quote of the day
- roof
- down on the river, or, musings on a friendship
- evening on the pier
- erica says...
- 'tiptoe through our shiny city with our diamond sl...
- in the garden
- fossil
- letters (again)
- 'i'm giving you a haircut, walking to the sushi ma...
- bridge, 4.30.09
- the road and where it takes us
- seawater scarf, beaded
- at the wine bar III
- at the wine bar II
- at the wine bar I
- For my mother, who's always harbored a not-so-secr...
- sangria
- 'Manhattan, a high narrow kingdom . . . '
- on mothers, munchies, & mutual loves
- fresh tomato garlic sauce
- aebleskivers
- double boiler frosting
- trees
- local fish
- the end is nigh
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procrastination destination
recipes, kind of
- aebelskivers
- apple cranberry sauce
- avgolemono, aka greek lemon rice soup
- black eyed peas
- black-bottomed cupcakes
- brussel sprouts, roasted
- chickpea, yam & pumpkin stew
- chickpeas & chicken
- deconstructed-falafel soup
- double boiler frosting
- doughnut holes
- easy springtime dinner
- everything but the kitchen sink soup
- fresh tomato garlic sauce
- fruit with english custard
- garlic confit
- garlic three ways soup
- gazpacho
- gingerbread cake
- granola
- indian-style corn chowder
- japanese-style dinner party
- kugel
- late summer supper (potato & corn chowder, vanilla ice cream with peach sauce)
- leek & potato soup
- leek, sweet potato, & navy bean puree soup
- meringue cookies
- miso sweet potato soup
- paul's green stuff
- peanut stew with rice
- posole
- pumpkin bread pudding with caramel sauce
- quick bread
- red pepper & tomato soup
- roasted rosemary cashews
- roasted sweet potatoes
- squash soup
- stuffed chicken with mushrooms
- tastes like fall (tomato soup, roasted turnips, squash mash, apple sauce, ground cherry pie)
- upside down french toast
- yogurt
- zuchinni 'bisque'
in heavy rotation
- anna ternheim - no i don't remember
- benoit pioulard - margin
- bon iver - holocene
- cat power - maybe not
- chet faker - terms & conditions
- daughter - amsterdam
- flume & chet faker - drop the game
- flume & chet faker - this song is not about a girl
- james blake - lindisfarne
- milo greene - 1957
- placebo - running up that hill
- tricky - lovecats
- wake owl - gold
- wye oak - civilian
beloved reads
- a shining affliction / annie g. rogers
- amazing grace / jonathan kozol
- american woman / susan choi
- arc d'x / steve ericson
- blue sword / robin mckinley
- bone people / keri hulme
- cloud atlas / david mitchell
- danny the champion of the world / roald dahl
- dark sky question / larissa szporluk
- fact of a doorframe / adrienne rich
- geek love / katherine dunn
- girl of the limberlost / gene stratton-porter
- life after god / douglas coupland
- living and the dead / paul hendrikson
- mrs. frisby and the rats of NIMH / robert o'brien
- ordinary people / judith guest
- orsinian tales / ursula k. leguin
- oyster / jeanette turner hospital
- perilous gard / elizabeth marie pope
- the dispossessed / ursula k. leguin
- the passion / jeanette winterson
- things they carried / tim o'brien
- winter's tale / mark helprin
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