Tag Archives: Food & Drink

Redux: Green Tomatoes

Posted on 13 November 2021 by Isabel Gibson

I expect you’ve been waiting anxiously for news of the green tomatoes rescued from the squirrels. Did they ripen in the brown paper bag, offering themselves up for a bacon-and-tomato sandwich? Did they remain resolutely green and firm, offering themselves … Continue reading →

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The Lower 46

Posted on 27 August 2021 by Isabel Gibson

Maybe a purchase is in order, strictly in the interests of science of course. Continue reading →

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The Turnip Tenet

Posted on 10 July 2021 by Isabel Gibson

Better thinking through vegetables. Continue reading →

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Back to Normal

Posted on 29 May 2021 by Isabel Gibson

What does post-COVID normal look like? Continue reading →

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Lies, Damned Lies, and Advertising

Posted on 04 April 2021 by Isabel Gibson

At least there are no statistics involved. Continue reading →

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For Those Wondering

Posted on 18 September 2020 by Isabel Gibson

Lessons from history. OK, facts, at least. Continue reading →

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Caffeine, Anyone?

Posted on 02 August 2020 by Isabel Gibson

Another curious failure of our military-industrial complex under pandemic conditions. Continue reading →

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The Drop That Fell; The Corn That Did Not Pop

Posted on 22 May 2020 by Isabel Gibson

More food surprises. Continue reading →

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Don’t Ask

Posted on 12 May 2020 by Isabel Gibson

I want the old normal. Continue reading →

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