M.F. Miller Photograph by M.F. MillerI first read M.F. Miller’s work in Kinfolk Magazine volume three. Yes, Kinfolk Magazine. Again. I know. But seriously, it’s awesome, and if you’re not subscribing, what are you waiting for? Nathan Williams to invite you himself?...
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Note: A semi-revised essay of this article was later published on The Huffington Post titled, Actually I Don’t Want My Life To Be Like An Audrey Hepburn Movie. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urQVzgEO_w8&w=640&h=360] Yesterday I pulled on faded...
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Back in November, I told you guys that I signed up to participate in The Sketchbook Project. All sketchbooks had to be postmarked by January 31, and honestly, I wasn’t sure I was going to make it. I almost didn’t. I got to the post office about two minutes before they...
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Okay, enough of the holly jolly already. It’s time to switch gears. I have no idea who Kim Kiwi is or what she does. I know that she lives in Paris, she has a Tumblr, and a blog. But the reason I know of her is because of her amazingly creative collection of pins that...
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Just when I’d given up all hope of ever seeing a movie again, my parents came to visit and dote on their adorable new grandson. Drew and I took this opportunity to see Eat Pray Love, a movie that I’d been dying to watch ever since it was announced that it was being...
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Whew. It’s been a joyful, crazy, magical, dreadful, emotional couple of weeks. I wanted to write about my birth experience before my brain is completely gone. It might be too late, but I’ll give it a shot. On Thursday afternoon around 2:45 PM I decided that I would...
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Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, where faces are made of plastic and plastic pays for faces, I worked in the movie business. Well, close enough to see the carnage, anyway. Market research companies are hired by big fancy studios and production companies to...
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Last night I went to a lecture at the University of Washington given by the fabulous Elizabeth Gilbert, author of my very favorite book of 2006 (and one of my top 5 all-time favorites), Eat, Pray, Love. She was awesome. So witty and engaging. She talked about so many...
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This is my favorite photo of myself when I was a child. I was probably around two when it was taken. When I look at it, I think that I seem pretty proud of myself. Almost smug. My mom told me the story behind the photo, and it went something like this. We were out...
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That’s how my brain felt when I thought about writing this morning. Stuck. But right now, I’m attacking a goal. I’ve been thinking about, talking about, planning to get back into writing for a couple of years now. It starts today. In 2003, I made some progress. I...
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