Far be it from me to quibble with NPR, but in this story Scott Simon said something about how the story of one man's search for a stolen Vermeers indicates how the number of really marvellous things in the world is finite. Au contraire! My favorite thing about weekend NPR is the range of programs that cover such an amazing diversity of things, things that make me want to run to my computer and find out more, to write my senators, to make a mental note to tell my friends. That's the whole reason I listen to NPR - and, really, the reason I have love working in museums - the world has a limitless supply of wonderful things.

A few years ago I saw this little cookbook from some other dimension named Pies Men Like. Except it wasn’t from another dimension. It was written by the folks at GM in the 1950s for the GM wives so they could make, well, pies their men liked. Delightfully retro in that gee-I'm-glad-the-50s -are-over sort of way. But also scary.

Be happy this is not our reality (at least, mostly it isn't, overtly it isn't). Rejoice in the people and experiences and things that make your pie yours. Pies I like! But I prefer cake.

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I love Bollywood so much that I made a separate blog for it.

remember when I went to Australia?

when you take grad school too much to heart re: literature

when you take grad school too much to heart re: travels

The Trophy Wife

rock and roll lifestyle

Why God Why

Technically not a friend, as not a human, but still a place I love very much, so it counts: Massey College

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