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Hello! My name is Jerriann and like that giant heading at the top says, I love journalism. I believe that good journalism has the power to inform people and, at its best, help them understand the other 7 billion individuals on the planet.
I love other things, too, like traveling, reading and eating delicious food.
I am a writer, blogger and journalist. Outside of that, I'm just a high energy gal with a positive presence and an endless supply of enthusiasm for all things creative.
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I love other things, too, like traveling, reading and eating delicious food.
I am a writer, blogger and journalist. Outside of that, I'm just a high energy gal with a positive presence and an endless supply of enthusiasm for all things creative.
Send me an email at me@jerriann.net
From a NYT opinion piece:
“Some things about the American economy haven’t changed all that much. We work really hard and switch jobs more frequently than anybody else. The average American works 9 weeks longer per year than the average Western European, which is insane but does mean our standard of living is higher.”
Why do we feel that a larger car, more flat screen tvs and the biggest house on the block is worth all of this extra work?
5:12 pm, by jerriann
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