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Article: Food: a lust story; the way to Lise Funderburg's ...
O, The Oprah Magazine;  March 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... already eaten, but he sat across from me, gazing. "You're a healthy eater," he said. Then he leaned over to kiss me. Lise Funderburg lives in Philadelphia. RELATED ARTICLE: WARM AND CRUMBLY FRUIT TART Adapted from Appetite (Fourth Estate), by Nigel ...

Article: Claws for rejoicing: if you think you can't improve on a fresh, ...
O, The Oprah Magazine;  August 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... to leave it out for hours. "There's a difference," says the perennial nurturer, "between ease and poisoning." Lise Funderburg eats lobster (with gusto) in Philadelphia. RELATED ARTICLE: Maine Lobster Acqua Pazza When making this dish, Jody Williams ...

Article: Gobble, gobble: talk about pilgrim's progress! Here's a ...
O, The Oprah Magazine;  November 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... that last hour in the kitchen, mashing and slicing and stirring and carving all at once. That would be something to be thankful for. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] PHOTOGRAPHS BY ANNA WILLIAMS Lise Funderburg is a writer in Philadelphia.

Article: Lise Funderburg got a backstage pass, and she's ...
O, The Oprah Magazine;  December 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ...SMART, TOUGH women I know who have seen The Color Purple in rehearsal say their eyes started filling about three minutes into the show. They are huge fans of the new production that opens on Broadway this month, not simply because as editors at this magazine they have a connection with Oprah, but

Article: Cheers: Lise Funderburg argues that optimism isn't ...
O, The Oprah Magazine;  February 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ...MANY OF US HAVE A hunch--though it hasn't been proven beyond the shadow of doubt--that the only category of humanity more annoying than street mimes is relentless optimists. You know them: endlessly, unbearably sunny Pollyannas, clearly in denial about the world's harsh realities, skipping along

Article: Looking out for #2: her first marriage foundered. What made her ...
O, The Oprah Magazine;  February 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ...IT WASN'T UNTIL I DECIDED TO marry again that I realized how completely uncertain and illogical marriage is. The second time around, you can't hide behind romantic innocence. You already know how easy it is to take another person for granted. You know how hard it is to live with someone else: to

Article: Wild at heart: you want safety? Get a helmet. You want passion? ...
O, The Oprah Magazine;  July 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ...IT WAS 1991. MARIE JHIN, THEN 24, had decided that during the summer break after her first year of medical school she would travel. Wanting a companion, she proposed the trip to Rollan Kim, a friend she'd met in college. Rollan, 28, had quit life as a Wall Street trader and, before starting