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Friday Jamboree: Tube Maps and Sea Lion Cubs
I hope you all are ready for a resurrection of an old regular on Actually Allie, Friday Jamboree! Here, I share with you some of my favorite links that I’ve looked at over the week on my Feedly or otherwise. Sometimes, there’s more on my Twitter, too. Happy browsing!
Friday Jamboree: Boys in Dresses & Self-Perception
It’s finally Friday! I hope everyone enjoys their weekend. As for me, I’m heading up to Wheaton, then to New Bedford for Rick Britto’s funeral, then to Arlington to visit some of Tommy’s family.
Friday Jamboree: Snark & The Myth of “Having it All”
Happy Friday, everyone! Woah, this is the first time in a while that I’ve actually posted this Friday Jamboree on time. Congratulations to me! And congratulations to you for stumbling upon these lovely links. This week is all about blogging tips, cynicism and awesome online magazines. Let’s get going, then, shall we?
Friday Jamboree: Optimism, Writing & Passion!
Hello, and happy Friday! I hope you all enjoyed your Fourth of July festivities on Wednesday as much as I did. My week has been full of work, work, work, but luckily I’ve been doing a lot more for the paper – writing articles, obituaries, briefs, using Photoshop for photos and even copy-editing for the […]
Friday Jamboree: Health Care and Pixar
Hi everyone, and happy Friday! Technically, it’s Saturday, but I’m staying up to share these wonderful links with you! This week, long days finally caught up to me. I turned on the shower head Thursday morning and sprayed myself in the face. I got short with someone I was working with at Subway. I even […]
Friday Jamboree: Amelia Earhart and Magical Thinking
This week was all about reading, writing, interviewing, working, and traveling (not long distances!) for me. Hullabaloo all around. I interviewed an Air Force Pilot for the NorthEast Independent; my first byline in a paper other than my college newspaper’s printed today. Of course, my dad laminated the page. I also interviewed North Kingstown High […]
