We ratcheted things up, reveled in the ratcheting. There were pockets of good information. Mostly there was gravity. We believe in it. We also resent it, so we demand its even distribution, a mixed gesture of schadenfreude and democracy, piled upward 41 leagues to the airless vestiges of communism.
Success is fine, but take cover if it lasts too long.
Chris Colin is the associate People editor at Salon. You are what you eat, but so's the panther Welcome to a special series of articles on winning, losing, succeeding, failing, ascending, descending and living to tell the tales. Perfection is the new minimum in child rearing and I am the lowest common denominator. The word in the pocket You win some, you lose some, some get rained out. No hard feelings.