Betty Duffy: Neuroscience! Addiction!

My post at Patheos this week is way more fun than it sounds.

Mostly I'm talking about a book by David J Linden:

The Compass of Pleasure: How Our Brains Make Fatty Foods, Orgasm, Exercise, Marijuana, Generosity, Vodka, Learning, and Gambling Feel So Good

If that doesn't sell you, I don't know what will.

Here’s what people are saying about Betty Duffy’s Blog:

"Looking for the preeminent blog of insightful social commentary from a hip Catholic mother's perspective? You'd better hang on, Spidermonkey." –J.D.H. esquire

“Maybe we should just read her blog and talk about it!!!
Wait...we already do that....

I'm finding certain phrases keep popping up in my mind the way they do with Will Ferrell movies, Seinfeld and 30 rock (Then I smile or laugh out loud and people think I'm weird).”—M.F.

“Some nights, after the glass of wine I did give up for Lent you are too smart for me and I have to switch over to ET online and come back another day! :)”—Irene

"I think you, like me, abhor and love pop culture in one breath."--Biz

“Yes, it is 2:30 am and I'm blaming you for dragging me to the computer tonight.”—E.H.C.

"You're killing us!"--Pedge

"She is, quite simply, a really good writer. She's one of those people who could write entries for the white pages and make them good to read."--Sally Thomas

"Nobody does it better, though sometimes I wish I would."--TS

"How in the hell does she have time to produce such mastery?!"--G.U.F.

“Juicy, juicy! Can't wait to see your comments box!”—E.C.

"The most underrated blogger in the Western Hemisphere."--TS

“Your stuff is good enough that sooner or later, one will take. Then you and your blog will be famous, and I can tell people we're related. Until then, I'll keep pretending I don't know you while in polite company.”—J.D.H.

Betty Duffy

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Neuroscience! Addiction!

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Thinking kills me.

She contemplates the Cloister

She goes to the fancy dress ball as Juliet.

She finds some consolation in her mirror

She finds that exercise does not improve her spirits.

She decides to die in spite of Dr. Bottles

She goes into colors

She is disturbed by a vision which appears to be herself

She longs for seclusion and decides to leave town for a milder climate.

She looks for relief among some of the old ones.

Some think she has remained in retirement too long, Others are surprised she is about so soon.

She is the subject of more hostile criticism

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