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The Girl Who Turned to Bone

readingbyeugene wrote 8 hours ago: Carl Zimmer, writing for The Atlantic, reports on a very rare disease called fibrodysplasia ossifica … more →

Tags: Links of the Day, Science, Disease, Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva, FOP, health

The Suspects Wore Louboutins

Micah Singleton wrote 1 day ago: The Suspects Wore Louboutins Nancy Jo Sales, Vanity Fair The most audacious burglary gang in recent … more →

Tags: All posts, Links, Feature, wplongform, Crime, Celebrities, Vanity Fair, Sofia Coppola, Burglary

Astro Teller Leads Google X

readingbyeugene wrote 1 day ago: Brad Stone’s piece in Business Week on Google’s secret lab wouldn’t be the first t … more →

Tags: Links of the Day, Google, google x, Innovation, Tech

The Trade Cycle Version of My Life

nadz93 wrote 3 days ago: I am in a weird point of my life I like to call limbo. An in-between world. A twilight world. On one … more →

Tags: Profound thoughts, Blogging, Dreams, Life, Me, Myself, and I, Thoughts

Being Me, Being Muslim

randomwordsmillionmeanings wrote 4 days ago: If you could look at one’s clothes and decide their story, mine would be that of a confident pretty … more →

Tags: Being me, Choices, Clothes, Difficultchoices, Dresses, girl, Life, Me, Muslim

Slow Travels and the Art of Voluntary Homelessness

Sean M. Madden wrote 5 days ago: En Route to Burgos © 2013 Sean M. Madden An abridged version of this essay appeared on Henry Makow … more →

Tags: writing, Travel, slow travel, essays, Long.Form, wplongform

Longreads

emilyschultz wrote 6 days ago: Longreads selected my fiction “The Side Sleeper” (published in Taddle Creek) as one of t … more →

Tags: Benjamin Percy, Bruce Handy, daily beast, Emily Schultz fiction, Roxane Gay, Tin House

The Atlantic launches a new ebook division; will sell e-singles and curated collections

mjsigol wrote 6 days ago: The Atlantic is launching a new line of ebooks, “The Atlantic Books,” which will include both “origi … more →

Tags: Books & eBooks, hyperlocal, news & trend, World Investments, atlantic, Atlantic Books, E-BOOK, jonathan rauch, Kobo

Bravo! Let's Get Real...27 comments

talesfromthemotherland wrote 1 week ago: Hi, my name is Tales From the Motherland, and I’m addicted to reality.  Please don’t cal … more →

Tags: Awareness, Blog 2, Blogging, can't sleep, Daily Observations, Honest observations on many things, How Blogs Work, Humor, Life

Paris Lullaby: Ritzy Aperitifs + Art = Bliss 79 comments

Theadora Brack wrote 1 week ago: Bas-reliefs by Alfred Auguste Janniot, MUSÉE D’ART MODERNE, Palais de Tokyo, 1937 (Photos by T. Brac … more →

Tags: Drinks, Paris tips, 1920s, Art, Food, Monuments, Paris, The Great Gatsby, Theadora Brack

Bite your Tongue!

theultimatebetty wrote 1 week ago: Betties, this one is going to be short and sweet and this is why; because we say what we want when w … more →

Tags: Betty Bible, 2013, Betties, betty, Bing!, Blog, Blogging, consumer, Creative

Chapter 10 - Love, Lies & Consequences: The Fast Life Sequel by Cassandra Carter #WIP1 comment

16dreams wrote 1 week ago: CHAPTER 10 Kyra lugged the heavy wash basket all the way from the laundry room to the living room an … more →

Tags: Stories by C.C., Author, cassandra carter, fast life, Fast Life Sequel, Fiction, new adult, Reading, WIP

The Luckiest Village in the World

Micah Singleton wrote 1 week ago: The Luckiest Village in the World Michael Paterniti, GQ: It was a tiny town of farmers, a village wh … more →

Tags: All posts, Links, Culture, Life-changing, lottery, Spain

Obsessed with the Now

Eric Leamen wrote 1 week ago: Obsessed with the Now: Douglas Rushkoff and the threat of ‘Present Shock’ Paul Miller, T … more →

Tags: All posts, Links, features, Tech

When Empathy Fails

readingbyeugene wrote 1 week ago: Paul Bloom’s essay in The New Yorker titled “The Baby in the Well” has some excell … more →

Tags: Links of the Day, Psychology, empathy

Mother, May I...

talesfromthemotherland wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from Tales from the Motherland: To my mother, with love. For those of you who have been fo … more →

Tags: Huntington's Disease, Family, Grief & Grieving, The Huntington's Chronicles, Mothers, writing, blogs, Huntington's Disease blog, death of a parent

Sometimes The Pressure of the Holly, Isn't So Jolly...

talesfromthemotherland wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from Tales from the Motherland: I've always been a Christmas person and when I married Sma … more →

Tags: Huntington's Disease, Family, Loss, Grief & Grieving, The Huntington's Chronicles, Mothers, writing, Huntington's Disease blog, Grief

The Middle: Atonement...

talesfromthemotherland wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from Tales from the Motherland: Tonight marks the start of Yom Kippur, the day of Atonemen … more →

Tags: Family, Loss, Grief & Grieving, The Huntington's Chronicles, Mothers, writing, blogs, Grief, Long.Form

For The Record...

talesfromthemotherland wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from Tales from the Motherland: Anyone who's been reading this blog for more than one post … more →

Tags: Huntington's Disease, Family, The Huntington's Chronicles, Mothers, writing, Self, Long.Form, wplongform, HD


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