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The Lunch Break Blog
http://www.thelunchbreakblog.com
Lunch time and break time have become sacred in this fast-paced world. The Lunch Break Blog offers the opportunity to continue the types of dialogues that start during a shared meal, a coffee break, or an exchange at the water cooler. Think of us as a home that welcomes creative exchange shared with quality and respect.
- Added on: Jul 13th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: thelunchbreakblog
- Listed in: Journalists Writing
- Tags: politics entertainment media reading writing lunch
Recent Posts
A Philadelphia Sports Addict?
Hello. My name is Patrick Edmonds and I think I'm a sports addict. I started to recognize I have a problem during the MLB playoffs. I was following my beloved Phillies of course, and I prided myself on not missing a single pitch from the divisio...
The Turkey
On 325 Roast 4 to 5 hours until the legs move free or popper goes or stick a fork in the fattest part and see it flow clear, then, only then, is the turkey done. Rub oil over his body, add salt and pepper. When turkey is ...
The World Without Us Looks Pretty Good
Alan Weisman responds to the Copenhagen Summit 2009 in his nonfiction work The World Without Us. Stop trying to save the planet; the planet will go on without us just fine. A wonderful work of speculative writing, Weisman eases the fears of our carbo...
Tiger Woods, Ya\'ll: Really All Good, Ya\'ll?
I have fairly earned the reputation of being man basher. It is a habit that I acquired from my mother. Because I do not want to pass this trait on to my own daughters, I have recently made a conscious effort to stop. I have found it to be nearly impo...
They Stumble That Run Fast: A Look Back on the 2000s
Sometimes I have this really strange dream. It's all in black and white and things seem just slightly out of focus. It starts out in a tall office building and it sounds like there's a dark rave going on around me, except that I'm the only one there....
Pondering a Decade: Starting with Y2K
So in the next few weeks, as we reflect on the past year and decade, I hope the table will provide the best and worst collective incidents that have shaped and reshaped the new American landscape. This conversation will help us digest this decade and...
