Concordia // A Quilt for Colin
Stages of Stranded: 10.5 hours commuting home in Atlanta's epic snow failure
Essays, Happening, PoliticsJessica McCraryAtlanta, Atlanta snow, danger, reflection, survival, traffic, transit, transportation
My Christmas with The Elf on the Shelf
Dispatch from the Edge of Recession: Apparently I Run
Dispatch from the Edge of a Recession: Hit Me When I'm Up
Dispatch from the Edge of Recession: Job Market Moment... the Elusive Excitement
Dispatch from the edge of recession: the in-between.
Essays, Identity, The Wide WorldJessica McCraryAtlanta, career, Generation Screwed, growth, NPR, recession, the in-between, twenty-somethings, unemployment
On Atlanta's traffic issues and the dismal hope of a better future: In which I present a scathing criticism of the state and the metro counties
Essays, History, PoliticsJessica McCraryAtlanta, cities, Georgia history, race relations, southern history, sprawl, transportation, U-S- cities
At home in the city
Cities are growing faster than suburbs
The Centennial Olympics, and its gift of quilts
What makes a community a desirable place to live?
Technology + handwork = modern craft
On my year of living alone
Community. My community.
Genealogy and history: love & hate
In which discussing my job becomes instead a tangent on why we cannot digitize everything
A day with Marie
My life is richer, simply because I asked
China, Community, Essays, History, Identity, Public History, The Wide WorldJessica McCraryadoption, Atlanta, China, family, Georgia State, grad school, hyphenated identity, identity, oral history
Where the Quilt is kept
