Mitt Romney said at last night’s debate that he wants to provide “relief” to the middle class. Based on what his tax plan would actually do to middle-class families, we’re not sure that word means what he thinks it means.
I wish I could have met Alfred Hitchcock. He seemed like such a witty man.
2011 in Review
January highlights:
Spending my anniversary with Edwin at the science museum
Beaux Arts Fest with my mom
February highlights:
Receiving a handmade card for Valentines Day from Edwin
Veronica’s birthday
Seeing Adam West at comic-con
March highlights:
Seeing Fishbone for the third time
April highlights:
Bryan coming to visit
Seeing the Tibetan monks make their sand mandala
May highlights:
Trip to Hollywood Studios with Edwin
My birthday
Edwin’s Birthday
June highlights:
Seeing Hair at the Arsht Center
Meeting John Waters
July highlights:
4th of July party at Martin’s
Antiwarpt Fest
Seeing the last Harry Potter movie at IMAX
August highlights:
Getting my hair cut
Trip to Toronto
Jacuzzi Boys show with my boos
September highlights:
Wine Walk in Coral Gables with my mom for her birthday
Seeing Atari Teenage Riot
Befriending Nilo Cruz
Going to the Keys with Edwin
October highlights:
Winning a trip to DeLuna Fest
Halloween
November highlights:
Seeing Ed’s artwork at Bear and Bird
Freelancing for New Times
Hearing Chuck Palahniuk read ‘Guts’ without fainting
Thanksgiving
December highlights:
Pretty much the entire month but specifically -
Art Basel
Quitting my job
Santa’s Enchanted Forest with Ed
Seeing Little Beard open for Twin Sister
My mini party
Showing Eva, Dad, and Sue around Wynwood
Christmas
npr:
Marriage — it’s so last century. A new report out on Wednesday finds the share of all U.S. adults who are married has dropped to its lowest on record, at just 51 percent. If the trend continues, the institution will soon lose its majority status in American life.
(via When It Comes To Marriage, Many More Say ‘I Don’t’)
Graphic credit: Nelson Hsu/NPR
Graphic source: Pew Research Center analysis of Decennial Census and American Community Survey Data
