What Goes Around Comes Around ... Or Does It?
By Lauren Kimmel | March 26, 2009If my life were to be plotted out in a timeline, last week would have been titled ?Worst Week EVER,? scribbled angrily in Sharpie and dotted with numerous sad faces.
If my life were to be plotted out in a timeline, last week would have been titled ?Worst Week EVER,? scribbled angrily in Sharpie and dotted with numerous sad faces.
When I heard that 12th Street Tap House opened on W. Main Street a few months ago, I imagined something akin to one of my favorite Richmond haunts, Capital Ale House, where the beer flows like wine and the food, when eaten, strays not far from the meat and potatoes of the American palate ? as one would expect from a tap house.
Yesterday, while touring the Berkeley Plantation in Charles City, Va., I saw an antique waffle iron.
It is commonly thought that individual people can only do so much to impact the larger world around them.
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Second-year College student Victoria Chin has long, curly hair reaching all the way down to her elbows.
So some fussy lil? girl got in my cute face last week and dared ? she dared!
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Flipping omelets and juggling potato cakes over the stove, Martha?s Caf
It sounds suspiciously like an episode of ?Dr. Phil,? during which an unhappy girlfriend discovers the healing powers of Ben & Jerry?s.
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Human history is as much a product of forgetting as it is of remembering.
As I write this column, there?s a Beethoven piano trio playing all around me.
There is a city where rolling green hills stretch endlessly and small villages are in abundance.
When does it snow in March in Virginia? The most inopportune time, of course ? the day that I?m supposed to leave for Peru.
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