Joslyn Hamilton
- Location
- Mill Valley, California, U.S.
- Birthday
- September 01
- Title
- Freelance Writer
- Company
- Outside Eye Consulting
- Bio
- Writer, thought provoker, maniacal blogger, and recovering yogi.
Co-founder of the irreverent community forum RecoveringYogi.com.
MY RECENT POSTS
- Young and Free and
Well-Organized
December 30, 2011 12:18PM - Pottery Is Not Precious
October 06, 2011 11:53AM - This Is All I Know About
Budapest (The Cat)
September 15, 2011 03:10PM - The Woodstove
January 01, 2011 03:31PM - My Big French (Not Jewish)
Nose
December 12, 2010 12:16PM
Joslyn Hamilton's Links
Young and Free and Well-Organized
The other day I bought a filing cabinet off Craig’s List.
Not your average janky metal office furniture jobby, this filing cabinet is a deep faux mahogany affair that can easily pass as a classy end table. Up until now, my files have all been stashed in a cheap… Read full post »
I’m really into making pottery. I don’t talk about it all that much, partly because it’s hard to talk in words about something that happens purely from the right side of your brain, and partly because, well, it’s my thing, and I don't always feel like sharing it. Sometimes it&… Read full post »
This Is All I Know About Budapest (The Cat)
Once upon a time I lived in a rent controlled 3-bedroom flat in San Francisco.
My boyfriend-at-the-time was “not a cat guy,” and under no circumstances ever wanted to get one. He was actually a militant vegan (although ethic-less in most other regards) who didn’t believe in the sub… Read full post »
The Woodstove
Even though it was the 70s and modern technology was well established, my hippie parents did their best to pretend we were living on Little House on the Prairie. To that end, the single heat source in our house was an old-fashioned cast iron woodstove. The thing was my childhood nemesis.… Read full post »
My Big French (Not Jewish) Nose
Here’s an excerpt from a letter my father recently sent me:
Curt has a way with words. (“Curt,” by the way, is what my brother and I always called our father. Our mother was “Judith.” It was the 70s. Being called “mom” and “dad” was… Read full post »
A Real Bed
It was a year ago that I moved out of the house I shared with my last boyfriend, the V.H.B.P.D. **
I moved from our spacious 3-bedroom railroad flat in San Francisco to a quiet, tiny, cozy studio cottage in Mill Valley. It was a drastic and depressing change for… Read full post »
Are There Banana Slugs in Antarctica?
If you have a sensitive stomach or a clinical mollusk phobia like I happen to have, you may not want to read this story. But, having lived through this sordid nightmare myself, it would really make me feel better if you would read it. I cannot stand to suffer this kind… Read full post »
My father sends me letters. For the past year or so, he’s been hand writing missives about his childhood and mailing them to me 3,000 miles away. He’s getting up there in his years, and I think he wants to document his youth while he still has lucid memories of it.… Read full post »
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