HeyJaredJeff Edelstein
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Cigarettes are making another strange comeback [JEFF EDELSTEIN COLUMN] (opens the original)
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Want more Jeff Edelstein? Head over to jeffedelstein.substack.com Lamb chops are the reason I no longer smoke cigarettes. Not that I’ve ever eaten a lamb chop; honestly, I don’t think I’ve ever even seen a lamb chop. But they are the reason I no longer smoke cigarettes. See, I started smoking in high school. A cigarette here, a cigarette there. You know, to be cool. Never really developed into a full-blown addiction — I mean, I was not one of the “burnouts” smoking ciggies outside the lunch room
Sick days were once the break we needed [JEFF EDELSTEIN COLUMN] (opens the original)
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Want more Jeff Edelstein? Head over to jeffedelstein.substack.com I used to love being sick when I was a kid. I know how horrible that sounds as an adult — I mean, after all, there are actually sick kids in the world — but I’m telling you: I loved being sick. Not on weekends, mind you. That sucked. And not in the summer, either. Nor on Christmas break and assorted other holidays. Just for 180 days a year. You know, during school. And it’s not like I hated school; I actually quite enjoyed it. Kin
The travel dreams and nightmares of Jeff Edelstein (opens the original)
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Want more Jeff Edelstein? Head over to jeffedelstein.substack.com A little dream of mine is to sell everything and spend the rest of my days travelling the world. Just pop into Portugal or bounce into Bosnia or alliterate into Afghanistan, hang out for a day, a year, a decade, whatever, and when I get bored I just pack my bags and head on to the next destination. I love travelling, and wish I could do it more. Only thing stopping me is kids, mortgages, jobs, wives, and dogs. Other than that, I’m
Some tips and tricks for starting off college on the right track [JEFF EDELSTEIN COLUMN] (opens the original)
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Want more Jeff Edelstein? Head over to jeffedelstein.substack.com I’ve been teaching college for nearly 25 years, and so I think I actually know a thing or two about the 18-22 age cohort. Well, I at least know what separates successful college students from unsuccessful ones, happy ones from struggling ones. And so, with that in mind — and for everyone (you know who you are!) entering their freshman year right now — here’s the official Jeff Edelstein Tips and Tricks to Have a Wildly Successful C
The zen approach to suburban tasks [JEFF EDELSTEIN COLUMN] (opens the original)
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Want more Jeff Edelstein? Head over to jeffedelstein.substack.com And now, a few words about mowing the lawn, which is the best 40 minutes of my week. I know how this sounds. I do not care. I have a Honda self-propelled mower, and look, I’m not getting paid by Honda, though Honda, if you’re reading, my Venmo is open, but the self-propelled thing is the whole ballgame. Self-propelled means the machine does the work. You walk behind it. You point. That’s it. That’s the gig. In an adult life that c
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