This piece originally destined for this blog takes a fortunate detour through Mutterhood.com, a fabulous magazine featuring thoughtful non-fiction and photography on all manner of topics. In this issue, Industry, I talk about a modern weapon for my kids’ assault on my wallet in “Beware the Plastic Ocean” on page 55. Check it out here…
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an ode to the songs (and radio stations) that shaped my life
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Off to check it out– sounds interesting, and relevant to me right now 🙂
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