Shrink in the Kitchen

Smitten with the capital of the Empire state, from the desperation of the corners of Clinton & Lark, to the junction of Delaware and Lark, from the moist farmlands to the Hmong finding a home, to the ravioli at Andy’s …

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It all started with a long, lovely walk in the rain past gargantuan buildings that once held most of Boston’s car dealerships.  Now: Apartments, restaurants, Boston University student housing.  Onto Harvard Street, sort of a Mission-East Village vibe with most …

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I was out and about on Monday and Thursday, interviewing the down and out at the state’s busiest welfare office, when taking a break between disasters told to me I wandered down a couple of streets where I came across …

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I know: Happened to you, happened to me.

So I’m not saying I was at the blue rectangle advising the loose cannon on why and when to ignite a war on Persia, but I’m not saying I wasn’t.

K?  K.…

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