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Healthcare for People, Not Profit

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If you think you’re covered by health insurance, think again. According to a 2007 study in the American Journal of Medicine, illness and medical bills caused 62% of all bankruptcies and most of those people were insured and middle class. Read more »

The Worst Kind of Fool

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Earlier this week I wrote a self-pitying blog post for shareable.net. I’m happy to say that it didn’t get published before I had a chance to review it and revise it. Read more »

Chickens: Hero Pets of the Recession!

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Last night, my husband defended our chickens against an invading 'possum, armed with a sword and wearing a bicycle helmet, holding a flashlight in his mouth and hooting like a madman in the night. Read more »

Dollhouse Recovery

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I don’t mean to feel a little disappointed when I see headlines that the recession has ended. Read more »

What We Have as a Group is Abundant

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Today is Jackson Fowler’s last day on the job. Read more »

The Downsides of a Shareable Life

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We made the choice to step off instead of stepping down, but is it an equally harmful sort of materialism, cruising the aisles of thrift stores in search of the perfect used bathing suit?
I've been observing the trappings of our era of aff. Read more »

There's Nothing That Can't Be Bedecked with Flowers

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In a previous entry of her Great Recession diary, Corbyn described waiting for the results of a biopsy....
Not a whole lot else is important when you find out you don't have cancer. Read more »

What We Talk About When We Talk About Our iPhones

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There are times when our new ways make me feel liberated and peaceful, and times when I feel strangely broken and vulnerable. Read more »

Putting the Future Back in the Room

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The future that my parents' generation warned us about forty years ago looks an awful lot like our present. Read more »

Rainy Day Tribal Parenting

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One evening last week, we rode our bikes in a long caravan to an open house at my oldest daughter's school: me, my husband, my ex-partner Mimi, her partner Patty--and all three of our children. Read more »
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