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Most Miserable New Books
"Fired! Tales of the Confused, Canceled,
Downsized and Dismissed" by Annabele Gurwitch & "Queen of the Oddballs:
And Other True Stories from a Life Unaccording to Plan" by Hillary Carlip
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Miserable New Word Defined as an emotion stemming from the psychological sidewalk-crack between envy and idolatry that we often succeed in jumping over, but once in a while, fall right through. That's where we meet them, those of superior beauty, character, talent & intelligence. In the case of friends who are never less than loyal, supportive, generous and kind, for this, we loathe them. - term coined by Ann Hornaday, Washington Post staff writer |
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Most Miserable Tendency A superabundance of options is not a blessing but a recipe for madness. Those who seek out the best options in life are called maximizers and in every study, they are far more miserable than those who are willing to make do.
- "The Paradox of Choice" by Barry Schwartz
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Miserable Recommendation of the Week:
You have until Jan. 16 to get to the Grand Palais in Paris to see the art exhibition "Melancholy: Genius and Madness in the West" which is drawing HUGE crowds. It features 250 works including Ron Mueck's portrait of a naked sulking man sitting in a corner entitled "Untitled (Big Man)," 2000.
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