Sugar and Snark
Snarkie
- Location
- New York, New York, USA
- Birthday
- December 31
- Bio
- Aspiring writer, pop culture junkie, and all-around dispenser of snark.
MY RECENT POSTS
- Meet the New Human
July 10, 2010 02:24AM - Living and Not Living in New
York
May 10, 2010 09:17PM - The End of the World SNL
May 09, 2010 01:50AM - America the Slippery
February 10, 2010 01:45PM - Violence Against Women: The
Family Way
February 09, 2010 12:16AM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “That's amazing, David.
Thanks so much for showing
me
this.”
February 09, 2010 12:23AM
Snarkie's Links
- Bloggy Asides, Scrumptious Sites
- 13 Love Stories
- After Ellen
- The Rumpus
- My Last Chance To Feel Human
- Feministing
- The Fat Nutritionist
- Oh Beezy
Meet the New Human
Today I met my friend's adopted daughter. She and her husband are family friends of ours through my aunt and uncle (they all went to college together), and this is their second daughter. Both were adopted from China, from different orphanages hours and miles and miles apart.
The… Read full post »
Living and Not Living in New York
I've spent every year since 2002 coming into and out of New York. In for school, out for summer break, staying for post-college work, out to Spain to teach abroad, back for summer work, out to England for school. And now, I'm back in the city before I start a new… Read full post »
The End of the World SNL
Tonight's SNL pulled out all the stops. For the first time in months (years), nearly every skit was thought-out and funny, and only a few were in totally bad taste. The semi-reunion of the nineties and early naughties (female) cast left me overwhelmed by a feeling of nostalgia and warmth.… Read full post »
America the Slippery
Neither slush nor salt nor plows nor heavy duty tires shall keep us from our snow news.
Snow news is to adulthood as the snow day is to childhood: a reliable winter staple, reassuringly cozy, delightfully unchanging. The best parts of a childhood snow day are sledding until you're soaked,… Read full post »
Violence Against Women: The Family Way
Today's news about Medine Memi, the Turkish 16-year-old buried alive by her father and grandfather as a punishment for talking to boys, is bloodcurdling. I have been reading the story over and over, wondering how any kind of rage or amount of hatred could prompt this act. For one relative to… Read full post »
The most thrilling to happen in gay rights news this week (hell, this year) is the long-awaited broadcast of the Prop 8 trial. It certainly isn't the proposed repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell, since that obviously overdue act keeps getting stalled indefinitely.
As first reported by the the San… Read full post »
Strained, but Hopeful
Why does it pay off to pull reckless stunts on Wall Street but not on Main Street?
I don't know, POTUS. Why does your voice change from your own dignified, smoky purr to a more spitty, folksy, exclamatory cry every time you want to seem optimistic?
Alright, enough being down on… Read full post »
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