Originally published on Chicago Home + Garden‘s Design Dose blog: I love these things so much I had to re-post them here.
So I can legitimately call myself a science writer when I show mom this article in Time Out Chicago. It’s a teensy part of the ribald (and very intriguing) October 20 issue about the sex lives of Chicago residents- where they do it, how they do it, who’s doing it, etc. Find the original article...
The magazine world is many things: Exciting, ever-changing, stressful, thought-provoking, and eyeball-numbing. So far, however, it is not very profitable. But I fret not! I always have a scheme stuffed under the mattress for when I need to hustle some cash. Along with occasionally renting out my garage spot to desperate Cubs fans, I’m testing...
The Berlin Wall—a structure created to restrict and divide—ultimately joins two strangers across generations and nationalities.
So I’ve done a formal job of pickling before, but even as an unemployed housewife of sorts, I can’t force myself to spend the time necessary to properly pickle some of the garden goodness we can’t eat fast enough. So I poured some vinegar into a jar with assorted spices and veggies, plopped it into...
1. LOW-RIDER DOGS This guy, a local breed I now adore, was chilling outside the Nymphenburg Palace in Munich. He’s an avid hunter and has to be kept on a leash to keep him from chasing everything that moves. 2. GERMAN ENGINEERING One might immediately think of BMW, Porsche or Volkswagen, but I’m talking...
by Sarah White Originally published on Nov. 23, 2010, The Medill News Service This story also ran on NBC Chicago on Dec. 2, 2010 and was re-reported by the Chicago Sun-Times and Chicago Tribune.
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