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Raymond
Around
the Bend, humor column
People
are talking about "Around the
Bend":
"Your writing is
delicious,like chocolate
brownies melting in your mouth." --Lynda
Hope Kaplan
"I've
read some...of your columns on your website and
some of them made me laugh so hard I think
I got a
six-pack from it. Keep it up, we
all could use a good laugh!" --Mary Lyons,
Valley News reader
"Thanks
to the blurb on your writing career [in the
Berkshire School alumni magazine] I found
your website and am extremely entranced! Great
stuff! You are extremely talented, and, based on
my long ago observations, likely the funniest
woman in the Republic of
Vermont, or perhaps in all of
New England....You have a new fan 6,000 miles
away. --Mac Simpson, Hawaii
"Nicely
written, filled with truth. Great
columns." --Judges, 2004
New England Press Association awards
But
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I
am now an award-winning columnist! The New
England Press Association has announced the
results of their 2004 Better Newspaper
Competition, awarding me first prize in
the humor column category for Class 2
Weeklies.
Look for
my essay, "This Home Improvement Show Is
Not Ready for Prime Time," in the New York
Times Bestseller Nesting:
It’s a Chick Thing, published by
Workman, edited by Ame Mahler Beanland and Emily
Miles
Terry.
What's so
funny?
It all
depends. To many people, there is nothing
especially funny about living in
Vermont; marrying a native Vermonter; moving
into an old
farmhouse with Great Potential but no
electricity; trying to work
from home while raising three
children;owning
a
small flock of chickens; or just struggling
to keep up with life in the 21st century.
(Correction: Chickens are absolutely
funny.)
But these
circumstances—when
they are not making me bang my head on the
nearest hard surface—do
make me laugh. And since I started
noticing that giggling to myself makes
other people nervous, I've found a healthier
outlet: I share my observations in my column,"Around the
Bend," which appears biweekly in the Addison
Independentof Middlebury,
Vermont.