The Atlantic article, Marry Him: The case for settling for Mr. Good Enough, was cross-referenced with my article, Chris Abraham As Quoted in The Atlantic, and then synthesized into the article, I’m Sufficiently Into You, which is especially cool because there are over 300 comments that dress my down like a rock star:
I will let my words speak for themselves, as published in this month’s Atlantic magazine in Lori Gottlieb’s article, Marry Him: The case for settling for Mr. Good Enough (gulp):
“Then there’s my friend Chris, a single 35-year-old marketing consultant who for three years dated someone he calls “the perfect woman”—a kind and beautiful surgeon. She […]
I met Lori Gottlieb years ago now and I am a passionate fan. There are even rumors that I will be mentioned in an upcoming Atlantic article, “Marry Him: The Case for Settling for Mr. Good Enough,” which will be coming out in the March issue available online this Friday.Forget about me me me for […]
I just finished watching a 2004 episode of John McLaughlin’s “One on One” and had by doors blown off by Amy Chua, author of World on Fire, a three-year-old book that is more relevant now than ever before. I agree with every word.
“The Black Series is powered by a 500bhp 6.3-liter V-8 capable of propelling the car to 60 mph in 4.1 seconds,” via Road and Track
Lynn Harris boldly popped me an email asking me to mention her new murder mystery novel, Death By Chick Lit. As a favor for Lori Gottlieb. Well, I adore Lori, as you all know, so I agreed. Although I cannot review or endorse the book yet (Lynn is sending me a copy to read), I […]
So, you want a little work done? I’ve got just the doc for you.
Thanks to Ben Gottlieb for keeping up-to-date with golf culture…
The Applied Blogging Workshop has been down all morning because the server on which it lived has a catastrophic hard drive failure. We’re back!
I Love You, Nice to Meet You : A Guy and a Girl Give the Lowdown on Coupling Up. Is it funny? Well, Stephen Colbert said, “This book is both funny and true. If only I weren’t happily married so I could use it to find my soul mate.” Isn’t that enough?