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BY: Stephanie Hunt
It happens every year.
Those slowly rising, plaintive opening notes of Aaron Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man" bring tears to my eyes. The tone is bare, the musical arrangement pure and... |
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BY: Instant Grit
The Blog of the Week is.... Lottery Loser Takes All by Stephanie Hunt. This didn't just bring us down to earth out of our $590 million cloud—it broke the fall.
Because we all... |
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BY: Stephanie Hunt
I am out 10 bucks.
That was what I and my office mates each pooled together in a collegial attempt to improve our odds at winning last week's lottery megaprize. We spent Friday scheming... |
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BY: Stephanie Hunt
Why'd I bike to work today? If it were only about being green and sustainable and holier than thou because I opted for 2 wheels and no petrol to reduce my carbon footprint, then I'd just toot the "... |
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BY: Stephanie Hunt
If I had a million bucks, I'd give it ito Bill Stanfield at Metanoia. Hand it right over.
Photo by Fia Forever Photography
In the spirit of the "Reinvent" theme at... |
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BY: Stephanie Hunt
Last night, like most nights in our hoppin' happening city, where there is always something tugging at my time and interests (an art opening, a poetry reading, a committee meeting, or better... |
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BY: Stephanie Hunt
Despite testy gray clouds and pollen blowing about on gusty winds, I rode my bike way up King Street during my lunch break today, because I wanted to be there. I wanted to see them—the now grown... |
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BY: Stephanie Hunt
Grit's been chock full of eye candy this week--striking street styles snapped by Desmond, Fashion Week faves offered up by Chassity, and behind-the-scenes beauts from Ayoka and the gang. It's been... |
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BY: Stephanie Hunt
Writers are, for the most part, a stylishly ho-hum, hunched-over lot, too much hovering over a desk, not much strutting around looking glam. Skinny jeans keep words from flowing; stilettos stifle the... |
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BY: Stephanie Hunt
It’s been a big week for mass. Yesterday, as Pope Francis celebrated his first papal Mass in the Sistine Chapel, scientists at another Italian conclave—okay, it was a conference in Italy—... |
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