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[christ]

Faced with a kitchen devoid of food and the exorbitant prices of having food delivered, I ventured out into the world and alighted on Steak and Shake for late night dinner. And I saw this, and my heart grew heavy (not from the cholesterol, but for the future of America's obese):

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[auditioning]

I love the Good Earth..especially that end. It seems like such a caricature of life, but it could be a real life. Such high highs and low lows make for an amazing story. I couldn't stand the part where he goes and acquires a whore. His wife is the absolute best woman (O-lan, right?) ..asking her to oil her hair and try to be pretty was so heartbreaking. She birthed her children ALONE in a shitty hut for god's sake... A hut where the worth of a single extra tea leaf was something to argue about. There are so many lessons about humility to take from that book. It made me feel like a good person at the end because I felt so moral for sympathizing with the 'right' people. haha

Butter can be put to so many better uses... My husband calls me a jew because I don't really eat pork...and I'm cheap..and I have a jew nose ;) I think the downfall of America might come in the form of cream and sugar in coffee. I think I've put on a few since my coffee habit became full-fledged this year despite not owning a car and biking everywhere.. I saw myself in some pics from last year and I was lookin' so good at my bridal shower.

[christ]

Coffee IS a plague... but I think the downfall of America will be brought around by value meals and free refills. There's your obesity factor right there.

[christ]

Also, yes: telling O-lan she wasn't attractive was the pits. And she carried that until the day she died! Those are the points in which I posted that he was a douche.