Diane Pucin cut by LA Times

Well-said. I think I stopped seeing it as my identity after I got married or definitely after I had my first kid. In my early-to-mid 20s, my job was defininitely what defined me, and that's not a good thing.

 

I certainly am in the fool-me-once-shame-on-you, fool-me-twice... crowd. Getting dumped the first time after a productive run rocked my world for a period of time. Promised myself once I got through it that I'll never let that happen again like that.

Learning during the down period to love corn flakes for dinner helped with that philosophy, BTW.

 

Congrats to Nathan Fenno and the Times. Works great for both sides.

 

I think he meant for Nathan and for the LA Times. You? You get hosed.

 

Now she's writing for........... Bleacher Report

 

They just signed Pearlman, too, and he loves it, apparently.

 

Diane Pucin risked her life for the Los Angeles Times -- she called a travel agent about flights to Sochi.

 

That's exactly what I meant. Thank you.