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This past semester I taught Flannery O'Connor's "Good Country People." In a remarkable display of good taste and self-restraint, I did NOT make any Heather Mills jokes.
I would trade all my clothes for Shelley Long's Troop Beverly Hills wardrobe.
If I were a DJ, my name would be either DJ Booty (in honor of my favorite African nation) or DJ Tanner (in honor of my favorite 80s sitcom).
I love to say “WTF.” It’s one of those rare counterproductive abbreviations that actually has more syllables than the phrase it abbreviates.

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Another Epistolary Blog Public Service Announcement

To my dearest darling readers:

Allow me to direct you to the New York Times, my favorite commie rag. My brilliant boyfriend Jim is featured in today's Books section.

Love,

Lauren

January 22, 2008 | Permalink

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