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A riff on “the suffering of cappucino” described in One City. A riff on greed, on anger, on consumer frustration. And how every little thing is on the path. Damn it. On Thursday night, I attended the PLUG Independent Music Awards. I really, really wanted to go because I am a huge fan of two…

This week, I’ll be posting replies to a few of the many emails I receive from eager readers. Dear Stillman, I’m a successful graphic designer living in Brooklyn. I’m married to my college sweetheart and on the weekends I play guitar in a funk band that gets a lot of local attention. My life may…

Like the last one, this one is Gap-Style cheesey, majorly cringe-inducing (more than the first), yet sorta catchy and somehow tugs at the heartstrings (less than the first). Maybe it’s just cuz I’m a triple cancer. But posts have been absent this week so here’s mine. By the way, we are hosting a Texas vote-calling…

A couple of Fridays ago, I was in a bar on West 48th nursing a Hoegaarden and trying to salvage a date that was quickly moving into no-man’s land when an Irish fellow named Pat (it could have been Nat, too – it was loud and I was buzzed) came up to me and said,…

  Recently, one of my artist friends who became involved in meditation and Buddhism described her changing relationship to her art.  “I used to paint from the I, and now that my perception is changing, so is my art.”  She spoke of feeling lost for awhile, of questioning old subjects, having to re-learn how to paint. …

All, Two articles just came out in major media outlets about I.D. Project community members! This first one is the Salon.com piece about Noah Levine and myself. I think it’s a great article, well-written by a friend of mine. I definitely have some thoughts about it (especially about why it had to be written the…

Hey! Please check out this amazing interview with Buddhist psychologist, Miriam Greenspan. Her exposition on grief and “dark” emotions is some of the wisest advice I have ever heard. This is really really really worth reading, especially if you have ever lost someone close to you. Or if you have ever felt depressed. Or sad.…

All the initial work we did on our Integral Activism Plastic Bag initiative is now up on the I.D. Project Site HERE. It was fun for the whole family. We’ll be planning a lot of stuff in the coming days, weeks, months to put the plastic bag out of existence. Now back to writing.

Piggy-backing off Eva’s post, here’s an interesting site of letters-never-sent…love and other:   www.letterineversent.com I also have 3 love/lust related pieces up on All Things Girl at the moment….let me know your thoughts! http://allthingsgirl.net/writings/ —–<—@ x 12 -Sarah

Probably the best Post Secret in weeks is up right now: www.postsecret.blogspot.com And here’s some art to look at while you come down off the chocolate high: www.taramcpherson.com That’s all I got. Happy Friday.
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