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Maggie's Picks
- The Corrections Brilliant, razor-sharp, and haunting
- The Poisonwood Bible The perfect novel - amazingly written and absolutely beautiful
- Paula Does Isabel Allende take life coaching gigs?
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Marjorie's Picks
- Independent People by Halldor Laxness
- These are not sweet girls An anthology of Latin American women poets
- Anything by Philip Levine A worker's poet
- Chile from Within A beautiful and haunting photographic remembrance and personal history of the events surrounding Allende's overthrow and takeover by Pinochet, including the 15 years of disappearances and reign of state terror
- Against Forgetting: Twentieth-Century Poetry of Witness An anthology of resistance poetry that remembers and sings even in times of horror around the world -- about the horror
- Tender Mercies This movie makes me homesick
- Antonia's Line This week I advocate a really weird philosophical family epic about life and death and really weird people you just have to love. Beautiful and funny and with a hilarious sex scene like you've never experienced.
- The Big Chill My life's challenge: how to maintain my ideals and passion no matter what
- Reality Bites So funny! So '90s! Do we need anything else?
- Garden State So gently warm and funny, especially if you love Zach Braff-type nerds like I do
- The Royal Tenenbaums Wes Anderson is a genius
- American Beauty Alan Ball is a genius
- Miles Davis -- Kind of Blue The beauty of this album sustains
- Damien Rice: O I LOVE this CD. It's just haunting. Perfect for a quiet moment. Soooo good.
- The Shins: Chutes Too Narrow This is one of my favorites, and from Albuquerque boys, too! I mean, how perfect a song is "Mine's Not a High Horse"? PERFECT, I tell you!
- Iron & Wine and Calexico: In the Reins If you like Iron & Wine (I do) and you like Calexico (I do), give this collaboration a try. Each song is good for distinctly different reasons. It works, but unexpectedly so.
- The Grateful Dead: American Beauty I'm not a dead head - in fact this is the only album of theirs i have. But Box of Rain is incredible.
- X:Under the Big Black Sun Just great punk rock, with a poet on the mic, and a little bit of a country twang.
- Steve Earle:The Revolution Starts Now Steve Earle gives me hope for Texas.
- The Byrds: Sweetheart of the Rodeo This is quickly becoming my fave country album - and it's by the Byrds!
- Just different from us
- Welcome back, baseball
- Something to put on your calendars for early August
- Happy Hollywood Love
- Lunch Talk
- In support of chick flicks
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Pretty!
And cuts an impressive figure on the skyline, too.
Reminds me of the first place I ever ate Chinese food - a defunct "Zider Zee" restaurant shaped like a windmill and painted bright orange by the first Chinese restaurateur in East Dallas. It was the biggest eyesore in the history of Buckner Boulevard. Quite an achievement given the local aesthetic. It was called SAM'S.
The hot mustard was like spraying pepper mace on my tonsils. My eyes would water and involuntarily close for twenty seconds, my head falling back like a whiplash victim. Despite the temporary blindness, it was the best damn Chinese food I would ever have.
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