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It’s always rice and eggs
With crisp feta, bacon, avocado and a runny yolk, it’s the meal I return to again and again
Published July 28, 2026 12:00PM (EDT)
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The water was at our backs, but everything still looked blue.
It was a Saturday, and the sky above the lake was shockingly clear. The breeze hurried the fluffy clouds along like an invisible, impatient dog walker trying to jostle a pack of Pomeranians past the more interesting signposts and fence posts: a brief stall, then a fluid push forward.
Usually, all that blue would have felt like a gift. That day, walking home from a particularly sad documentary interview, I wasn’t sure it was helping.
Outside of writing this newsletter, I work on radio documentaries with my partner, Stephen. They are creative projects with the sneaky ability to hollow you out sometimes, especially when the story requires........
