The Clutter Museum

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

This blog has hit the road. . .

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It's now at ClutterMuseum.com . About damn time, n'est-ce pas? Update your bookmarks and feed readers, ¡por favor!
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Thursday, March 10, 2011

The rising of our women is the rising of us all

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I'm too angry to blog thoughtfully about what's going on in Wisconsin . My parents were schoolteachers under a string of Republican ...

Crossfire

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Have I shared with you my red-state nightmare? A gunman enters a class I'm teaching in a large lecture hall. Students at first look sho...
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Friday, March 04, 2011

I have no words

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. . .except for these: the folks at this protest are bigots and racists, plain and simple. Even worse, some of them are elected (Republican...
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Ups and Downs, Ups and Downs

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When I was in elementary school, a teacher read my class a book that followed the pattern "Fortunately. . . Unfortunately." It wa...
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Monday, February 21, 2011

Putting things in perspective

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From Robert Reich , on the Republican strategy: Last year, America’s top thirteen hedge-fund managers earned an average of $1 billion each....
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Saturday, February 19, 2011

Next stop: Hellscape

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Caution: I may be channeling Fang . Photo by Shane Gorski , and used under a Creative Commons license . In recent years, I haven't been...
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Saturday, February 12, 2011

Utah

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I have several blog posts in draft, but I haven't had the energy and focus to finish them because I've been thinking about an Unblog...
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Monday, January 31, 2011

A bit surreal

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Just received notice that one of my journal articles was rejected--with a note that I should familiarize myself with the work of Leslie Mads...
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Fun with Name Profiler

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Ah, I could play with this world names profiler all day. . . Here are maps of my parents' surnames. When I say my people are from icy ...
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Leslie M-B
Mom, Ph.D., clutterer, setting off on the tenure track in public history. My own interests trend toward museum studies, American studies, historic architecture and preservation, material culture, and women in science. I live with a gregarious and funny 5-year-old boy and a Cliffordesque puppy, and I'm married to the best husband and father in the whole world. I really don't deserve that distinction, but I selfishly keep him all to myself.
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