by Jillian Bedell
May 15, 2013
Once upon a time in Mexico I got married in front of a fountain and a defrocked priest and friends and family, under a cloudless blue sky in the open courtyard of a colonial mansion. There was no aisle, no mass, no pews, no flower girl. No programs, no rice, no chuppah. There were, however, [...]
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by Jillian Bedell
April 9, 2013
Is it possible for a facsimile to be as good as the real thing? What if the source, what you’re copying, is packaged in plastic, processed, and shelf-stable? But it’s also iconic, nostalgic, a specific chemical combination that affects us profoundly through every sense? The Oreo is one of the most recognizable cookies in American [...]
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