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Carrie on Sexin’: Season Four

Posted on 10/12/2010 by

Season Four of Sex and the City begins, as all great TV shows and movies should, with a Kirsty MacColl track! In this case it was “In These Shoes?”, from Tropical Brainstorm (2000), one of my fave albums of all … Continue reading →

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Carrie on Sexin’: Season Three

Posted on 05/12/2010 by

There’s so much going on in the third season of Sex and the City, that looking back it’s hard to believe it all happened in the same show! I mean that as a compliment though… they’re experimenting with the form … Continue reading →

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Lying and Crying: Chapter Twelve

Posted on 24/11/2010 by

[This post is part of a series, inspired by the book Why Men Lie and Women Cry (2003) by Allan & Barbara Pease. Previous entry: Chapter Ten] Chapter Twelve: “Does This Outfit Make Me Look Big?” Ah, finally the “Why … Continue reading →

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Lying and Crying: Chapter Four

Posted on 18/11/2010 by

[This post is part of a series, inspired by the book Why Men Lie and Women Cry (2003) by Allan & Barbara Pease. Previous entry: Chapter Three] Chapter Four: Women’s Top Secret Point Scoring System The premise of this chapter … Continue reading →

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Lying and Crying: Chapter Three

Posted on 17/11/2010 by

[This post is part of a series, inspired by the book Why Men Lie and Women Cry (2003) by Allan & Barbara Pease. Previous entry: Chapter Two] Chapter Three: Why Women Cry Apparently there are three known purposes for tears: … Continue reading →

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Lying and Crying: Chapter One

Posted on 15/11/2010 by

[This post is part of a series, inspired by the book Why Men Lie and Women Cry (2003) by Allan & Barbara Pease. Previous entry: Introduction] Chapter One: Nagging Back in the day, nagging was considered an actual crime, and … Continue reading →

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