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Diana Hartman - Page 5
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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A Satirical Pictorial: President Barack Obama
A slightly different perspective of our new COC as he made his way to the White House.
The actor was distraught to learn his WWII film character would not succeed in killing Hitler, but he refuses to give up on his dream.
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Age and Aging: What Has Become of Me?
It’s a mid-life crisis when men realize they’re no longer 25 years old. Women, however, know they aren’t 25 when they turn 26.
181
Taking Better Pictures Without Spending More Money
The financially challenged photographer could do worse than a disposable camera, so take heart - and good pictures.
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When Art Meets the Heart of a Child
By the time I was 10 years old I was well aware of what constituted art and the arts - and what didn’t.
179
Facebook Bans the Breast on Behalf of Mankind
Because of the power it wields, the breast has a unique responsibility and obligation toward its most loyal onlooker.
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A Nervous Breakdown Of My Holiday
The distance between my children and me has left me with a chronic feeling of unrest I’m not sure I will ever shake.
177
News of the Accused, Confused, and Bemused
Crime doesn’t pay no matter how much you do it, David Paterson chides late night satire, and irony paves the way.
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Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town - After Graduating Boot Camp
Germany trains him, England thins him, and a drill instructor yells at him.
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Using Barack Obama to Redefine the Color Wheel
For some, racial barriers are walls of comfort and familiarity.
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