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Posts in “Wheel of Fortune”

Write, or Wrong?

November 02, 2008 Category: Sex in the Suburbs, Writing

I write about my past relationships with men. How can I do that without worrying about hurting them? And what kind of silly man would date me, a writer?

Matter of the Heart

October 30, 2008 Category: Mind and body, Random

Here’s an update on my son Matthew’s medical condition.

Don’t Let Hate and Fear Win

October 28, 2008 Category: Politics, Wheel of Fortune

McCain’s latest campaign stump continues to stir up fear in his constituents. It’s dangerous, and a disgrace to McCain. Here’s my take on it.

Trepidation

October 21, 2008 Category: Mind and body, Wheel of Fortune

I’ve written a post on my experience with Wellbutrin but was afraid to post it. Where’s the win? What could I lose? In this post, I reflect on the possible ramifications of talking about my depression.

Writing, Red Sox, and a Switch

October 16, 2008 Category: Random, Writing

BetsyG rambles about writing for her blog, the Red Sox apparent loss to Tampa Bay, and her 10-year-old’s sudden turn to adolescence.

In The Heights: Full Confession

October 14, 2008 Category: Media, Wheel of Fortune

BetsyG summarizes her view of musicals in general and In The Heights specifically. Not your average review.

Echoes of Anxiety

October 07, 2008 Category: Mind and body, Wheel of Fortune

My son is having an echocardiogram this week and I am feeling anxious. Sometimes it’s harder than others to be a mom of a child with a chronic illness. This week is one of those times.

The Beginning of the End?

September 30, 2008 Category: Random, Wheel of Fortune

BetsyG gets a strange postcard.

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A Novel Weird Thing

September 23, 2008 Category: Weird things that happen, Wheel of Fortune

This is one of those weird things that just makes shivers go up your spine when you hear about it. It’s true. I promise.

Death of Brilliance

September 16, 2008 Category: Media, Mind and body, Wheel of Fortune

I’m profoundly sad that David Foster Wallace commited suicide. In this article, I reflect on my experience reading his work and ponder the unanswerable “whys.”

 

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