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Diana Hartman - Page 4
Dateline: Stuttgart, Germany
Weblog: blogcritics.org/writer/diana_hartman
Articles: 224
Dateline: Stuttgart, Germany
Weblog: blogcritics.org/writer/diana_hartman
Articles: 224
Diana (nee Gulick) Hartman is the Culture and Tastes Editor for Blogcritics.org. She is a freelance writer, mother of three, and a (Ret.) US Marine spouse. She is a Wichita, Kansas native, having also lived in the California desert, Southern California, and eastern North Carolina. She currently resides for the second time in Stuttgart, Germany. She is a contributing writer to Holiday Writes.
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Driving Tips for the Driver’s Education-Impaired
It’s a no-brainer if you already know. It might save your brain if you don’t know.
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The Right to Die
This is not about death. This isn’t even about life. This is about how each and every one of us spends eternity.
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Satire: The Case for Banning Heterosexual Marriage
Let us take a cue from our gay brethren. Civil unions are where it’s at.
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Closing the Distance Despite So Many Miles
When something bad happens, my illusion of connection is busted wide open.
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More News That Should’ve Been Headlined Differently
This just in: One billion on the Internet. This just not in: One billion on fat behinds.
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News That Should’ve Been Headlined Differently
This just in: Man charged with macabre disposal of 300 bodies for other man. This just not in: Other man not charged with 300 murders.
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Archaeology Finds The Craziest Things
Text messages, multi-tasking architecture, and buried blunt.
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Go Guac on FoodNetwork for Super Sunday
Find the best guacamole recipes, how-to, and more at Guacamole Central.
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Dethroning the Passive Aggressive in Your Life
These people are ruthless at work or home. Knowing ways around them can keep you from scratching your head and wondering, “What just happened?”
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The Line Between the Civilized and the Savage
The question of why oppressed populations aren’t more proactive when freed can be answered with the hurricane victim who looted bread.
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