BOOKS, ESSAYS AND SHORT FICTION"My second grade teacher was right." That's my six-word memoir, so I guess that you means you don't need to buy Not Quite What I Was Planning just to read my contribution. But you should buy it anyway, since it is the best bathroom book ever. ALTARED: Bridezillas, Bewilderment, Big Love, Breakups, and What Women Really Think About Contemporary Weddings. My essay takes a look at how my husband and I survived the registry process, and why the gift-giving process at weddings reflects back our most idealistic and unrealistic fantasies about married life. "Passionfruit" - Available online, a coming-of-age story that was published in the terrific Los Angeles literary magazine, Swink, in 2006. VOGUEGranny
Takes a Trip - A personal essay about baking pot brownies for my dying
grandmother. (PDF) The
Men's Club - Remembering how a college romance inspired a sense of
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