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  • Purely Puerto Rican “Pasteles” in Ridgefield Park, NJ

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “Not just anyone can make pasteles, a traditional island specialty served at holiday feasts (and no one of Puerto Rican ancestry, it seems, can long live without consuming them). But who, any more, knows how to…

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  • Communiqué from an Apparently Deceased Cat

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “Let’s just put it this way: energy doesn’t just, poof, disappear. Love doesn’t just, zap, evaporate. Beings as vital and individual and integral and real as I am, as you are, F.T., persevere.…

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  • Teaching Yoga to “The Fay” of New Jersey

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “Now, Iyengar-Style Yoga, which is the genre I study, practice and teach, is something like ballet `a la Balanchine. And Balanchine is a name The Fairies know and respect. But he would have…

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  • Can We Just Agree Not to Rip Apart One Another’s Teddy Bears?

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “When it comes to religion, a great many of us are like three-year-olds clutching teddy bears, and one does NOT march up to a toddler, snatch away his transitional object, and then dismember…

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  • What I Would Not/Would Miss: Two Lists*

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “I would not miss: most of human history (The Inquisition, The War in Vietnam, The Endless War in Afpakiraq, the Israelis vs. The Palestinians, The Northern Irish vs. The Southern Irish, The Bosnians…

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  • I Just Want To Say A Few Words About Nora Ephron

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “It was one of her astonishing gifts—and many people are now attesting to this gift in the wake of her death this past spring—to notice when a fellow sentient being had caught her…

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  • The Whiteness of Cape Cod

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “Now, I have a problem with New Jersey. I loathe it in its entirety. Countless times in my long life, I have said aloud that there are two places I would never live:…

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  • Anaïs Nin & “The Furrawn”

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “For a young woman writer who had lost patience with the clever, artificial and antiseptic prose of Updike, Mailer and the other anti-feminist, essentially anti-life “big boys” of American prose writing, Nin was…

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  • Culinary Carolina Continued: “Meat & Three,” and So Much More

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “In the years since I’d last been there, The Esso Club had morphed into a . . . mega-sports-bar, punctuated by huge flat-screens, intelligently amusing items of bar-décor, and literate, drop-dead-gorgeous wait staff…

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  • Upstate South Carolina (Culinary & Sentimental) Road Trip

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring

    “For the most part, the South Carolina I’ve known since my birth in 1951, is fast-morphing, with the recovery of the country’s economy at large, into a country of other men entirely: Spanish-speaking…

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