Visit Atlanta’s Guide To The CFP National Championship In Indianapolis
It’s not sour grapes if it’s true. It’s sour peaches.
Nate Miller
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Into Grim Air
Taking the kids to Christmas Eve church service is like climbing Mount Everest.
Nate Miller
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On The Bright Side
‘Tis the season for long nights, Christmas stress, and yet another NBA opener. Here’s how to survive all three.
Nate Miller
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How To Do A Pandemic Halloween Without Really Trying
Six costumes for the lazy, frustrated, and/or fearful.
Nate Miller
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Let’s Escape Reality By Thinking About The Pacers For Some Reason
While we search for relief amid the wreckage of 2020, the Pacers search for a new head coach.
Nate Miller
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Faking Your Way Through The Colts’ Pandemic Season
Everything may be terrible, but that doesn’t mean everyone has to know how much you don’t really care about the Colts right now.
Nate Miller
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Pacers Season 2.0: What You Need To Know
“If you HAVE to do Disney in July or August, I advise doing it this way. You know, without the crowds or your kids.”
Nate Miller
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Makeshift Race Weekend
Is it still Race Weekend without the Race? Yep.
Nate Miller
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Getting There
There’s no Dr. Spock instructional book for this particular stretch of parenting.
Nate Miller
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The N-95 Mask Half Full
Is this pandemic also the “best of times?” No, of course not. This is awful and only a delusional monster would say otherwise.
Emily Hebert Groves
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It’s All Sinking In Now
Last week we didn’t have time to think about this mess we’re in. This week is different.
Nate Miller
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The Yesterdays Of Tomorrow
Yesterday was Mardi Gras, Cinco de Mayo, Carb Day, Race Day, Opening Day of MLB, the 4th of July, and the first-day-of-summer-as-a-sixth-grader all rolled into one—except a billion times BETTER. And sunnier. And giddier.
Nate Miller
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Dispatch From Florida
“So naturally, when asked to share my thoughts on our current COVID-19 quarantine situation, why wouldn’t a comparison to a hundred-year-old column on post-war Paris be my go-to?”