Finding my religion

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Finding my religionBooks, Music

by Jodi on 14.May.12 with 0 comments

I’m lit from within with the beatific joy that comes when you discovery your deity of choice. My deity is called Ellen Willis and she was a writer who worked as the first popular music critic for The New Yorker. My bible (thus far) is Out of the Vinyl Deeps. Like any recent convert I’ve …

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This is what happens when you are boring

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This is what happens when you are boringBooks, Misc.

by Jodi on 11.May.12 with 2 comments

Last night I ventured forth from the hidey hole known as Supergenius HQ and appeared in public. It was a very special occasion, the launch party for Dylan Hicks’ novel Boarded Windows. As you may recall the 26-year-old version of me has very smooshy feelings for the music of Dylan Hicks. He was not boring. …

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Badass

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BadassBooks

by Jodi on 02.May.12 with 2 comments

Sunday as I finished Cheryl Strayed’s memoir Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail I kind of sighed sadly and wished this book had been around when I was a young twentysomething woman. While the story is uniquely Strayed’s the meaning, the lesson, the whathaveyou feels universal. Mostly it’s this: you are …

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Undoing all my hard work, or Paw prints in the dust should be the title of my autobiographyBooks, Supergenius HQ

by Jodi on 30.Apr.12 with 0 comments

This afternoon a photographer from the Strib came over to Supergenius HQ to take my picture. I’m, allegedly, going to be featured in a story about eBooks vs. Regular Books. Much to the photog’s surprise, I was the regular book reader. There must be some sort of Eau de Gadgetnerd about me. I don’t know. …

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A sweet charmer

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A sweet charmerBooks

by Jodi on 28.Apr.12 with 0 comments

I’ve fallen off the graphic novel bandwagon. Hard. It kind of hurts. I miss graphic novels, but I’m sick of all the dudeness in the graphical realm. That’s putting it mildly. It’s the kind of sick that makes my stomach fill with acid and my cheeks flush red with anger. Why is it so damn …

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