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Out East and Back West
By Geo Ong I am not sure that it is possible for anyone brought up in the East to appreciate entirely what New York, the idea of New York, means to those of us who came out of the West … Continue reading
Posted in Geo, Literature, Travel
Tagged california, east, essay, goodbye to all that, home, joan didion, los angeles, moving, new york, new york city, redondo beach, slouching towards bethlehem, west
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Coffee House Spotlight: Catalina Coffee Company, Redondo Beach, California
By Geo Ong I feel like the luckiest person alive. Last week I entered the Catalina Coffee Company for the very first time. I ordered a giant soy latte at the bar and sat in just about the coziest armchair … Continue reading
Posted in Geo, Urchin Eats
Tagged cafes, california, catalina coffee company, cluedo, coffee, coffee houses, independent business, los angeles, redondo beach, south bay
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Thanksgiving with the Urchins
Every November, Americans come together to celebrate the displacement and destruction of a people and their culture…or something like that. Gotta love our ability to look on the bright side, though. Yes, we stole your land, but we’re so grateful … Continue reading
Posted in Collaborative, Holidays
Tagged california, cornish game hens, Filipinos, National Dog Show, new mexico, thanksgiving, traditions, Turkey Trot, vegan
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A Sneak Peek into an Urchin Board Meeting
By Geo Ong You probably wonder everyday how our wonderful blog is run. Do those three really get along as well as they seem, or do their meetings consist of arguing and the throwing of household objects? Does one of … Continue reading
Posted in Examples in Urchinism, Geo
Tagged california, canada, chairs, cupcakes, internet, machiavelli, new mexico, pub, puppies, road trip, urchin meetings, Vermont, work
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A Reward for Anyone Who Reaches the End of the Excerpt
By Geo Ong A short (in relation) excerpt from the 1344-page Imperial by William T. Vollmann, a work of nonfiction about the continuum between Mexico and America – more specifically, illegal immigration in Imperial County, a border region in Southeastern … Continue reading
Posted in Examples in Urchinism, Geo, Literature, That's What They Said
Tagged books, california, excerpts, imperial, mexican immigrants, mexico, nonfiction, salton sea, william t vollmann
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