"Cohabitation is everywhere. Living together may once have been scandalous, but today it's the way most people begin partnered life with the person
they love."
- From the introduction to Unmarried To Each Other
News and commentary about cohabitation, marriage, and other topics of interest.
Links: Unmarried To Each Other: The Essential Guide to Living Together as an Unmarried Couple
The Alternatives to Marriage Project
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"[Cohabitation Nation] is new, interesting, and worth a gander."
- Fig and Plum
"A very promising cohabitation-centric weblog."
- Lockhart Steele
Variations on a theme:
Council on Contemporary Familes /
Indiebride /
Celebrate Friendship /
Lucy Stone League /
Partners Task Force for Gay and Lesbian Couples /
Partnership for Caring
Epic individuals:
Lockhart Steele /
Michael Oates Palmer /
Jonathan Van Gieson /
Josh Albertson /
Emma Goldman /
Gawker
"Peaceful cohabitation" with... 700,000 bees.
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Posted
9:21 PM
The AP reports:
"Lake Worth, Flordia resident Norm Gitzen didn't mind the more than half a million bees living in the roof of his house.
Rather, he said, they were "kind of mesmerizing," and he often sweetened his morning coffee with honey dripping from the hives.
But when the bees started coming into the house, stinging him and his nephew, his love of that cohabitation changed..."
It's coming! It's coming! Craigslist in Albany, New York!
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10:14 PM
Great news: Albany has appeared in the craigslist list of future cities. My offer to Craig Newmark still stands. In fact, in honor of this occassion, we'll extend it as well to the first Craiglist staffer who emails.
Anyone else with an interest in cohabitation, you can buy a copy of Unmarried to Each Other: The Essential Guide to Living Together as an Unmarried Couple, here.
Korean Food in Western Massachusetts
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9:55 PM
D and I unexpectedly discovered another excellent Korean restaurant today: Gohyang at 111 Russell Street in Hadley, Massachusetts (413-586-2682). In addition to delicious vegetarian bibimbap, we got to entertain ourselves by reading walls covered in the signatures of local college graduates.
For those worried this blog is turning into the Korean food equivalent of EatLA, be reassured: we'll return to cohabitation soon.
Palmermix
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11:15 AM
I am sad to report that Palmermix is dead. Long live Palmermix! Congratulations to Palmermix's founder, MIchael Palmer, on his new job, though.