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2005 Stories by Paul Friswold

• A Garden of Ceramic Delights

  published November 30, 2005

  In general flowers are beautiful. The color; the shape of a bloom; the assembled mass of flowers in a bed, working color in point and... More >>

• EverGreen

  published November 30, 2005

  When the mercury dips low, no number of hats/ scarves/gloves can keep you from shivering off those extra-insulating holiday pounds. All... More >>

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  published November 30, 2005

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• Pointes Beyond

  published November 16, 2005

  Going to see the Nutcracker is every little girl's Christmastime rite of passage. While children might have a difficult time understanding... More >>

• What You Need to Live

  published November 16, 2005

  TUE 11/22 Full disclosure time: Ms. Day is no expert on the zombies. Sure, she likes "Time of the Season" as much as the next girl,... More >>

• Big Game

  published November 16, 2005

  SAT 11/19 Veteran turkey hunters will tell you that the ungainly-looking bird is among the most difficult prey to stalk. The crafty... More >>

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  published November 16, 2005

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• Comings and Goings

  published November 16, 2005

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• Black Celebration

  published November 9, 2005

  Harkonin vocalist Jason Barron laughs explosively, interrupts himself mid-sentence and surreptitiously palms the lighter his son Braden has been... More >>

• Boomerang Bill

  published November 9, 2005

  Two massive tours, two corresponding CDs, two similarly corresponding DVDs, two seasons on the WB network and countless pairs of... More >>

• Guerrilla Girls Gone Wild

  published November 9, 2005

  The art of protest FRI 11/11 Feminism, in its purest strain, is a body of ideas and practices best... More >>

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  published November 9, 2005

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• Beat but Not Beaten

  published November 2, 2005

  WED 11/2 Would the Beats have made such a permanent mark on the American psyche if they had been extant during the age of modern... More >>

• Raise Two Glasses

  published November 2, 2005

  Our cat is a drunk. Seriously: Open a bottle, and Lilly leaps onto the table, mewling for a sip of our $2.99 Bulgarian caberlot. We don't know... More >>

• BYO20SD

  published November 2, 2005

  SAT 11/5 Some people are born great, and some have greatness thrust upon them. Similarly, some people are born Dungeon Masters, and... More >>

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  published November 2, 2005

  Wednesday, November 2 You know the remix-as-artistic-trope is here to stay when Shakespeare gets the treatment. Gihieh Lee and Aaron... More >>

• So Go Already!

  published November 2, 2005

  It is a tried and true bit of showbiz wisdom that you never open with a show-stopper. So the organizers of the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival are... More >>

• Séance You, Séance Me

  published October 26, 2005

  Scoff if you like at the Ouiji board; dismiss as you see fit the once-respected career of seer; doubt at your own peril the veracity of the... More >>

• Five Days of Fear

  published October 26, 2005

  Parents shiver and curse as they accompany their kids around the cul-de-sac, the boys costumed as The Wiggles and the girls gussied up like The... More >>

• Cavern Club

  published October 26, 2005

  FRI 10/28 Since Missouri has more than 5,500 caves, the underground hideouts are practically more plentiful around these parts than... More >>

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  published October 26, 2005

  Wednesday, October 26 Ms. Day (who fell in lust with food years ago) is optimistic that as people become more interested in and... More >>

• By Any Other Name

  published October 19, 2005

  WED 10/19 Bring on the loose-meat sandwiches! Not only has Roseanne Barr already reminded us how she raised the sitcom, er, bar with... More >>

• Grand Grand Center

  published October 19, 2005

  Sometimes we just want to call up artist Daniel Raedeke and ask him what else the future holds. After all, this St. Louisan has already... More >>

• Ur-body

  published October 19, 2005

  When checking out some of the items that British archaeologist Sir Charles Leonard Woolley's team unearthed between 1922 and 1934 at Ur -- an... More >>

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  published October 19, 2005

  Wednesday, October 19 The Suicide Girls, those tattooed-and-pierced beauties who fulfill the sexy-barista fantasies for a nation of... More >>