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Ayelet Waldman

Author of Love and Other Impossible Pursuits

Also known as: ayelet walkman, Ayelet Waldman, Ayelet Gilbert Waldman, Ayelet Waldman; Reader Susan Denaker

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Ayelet Waldman and her husband, novelist Michael Chabon, live with their four children in Berkeley, California.
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Maybe we should just stay in Paris. I can't bear the thought of flying.

4:02 pm, December 30, 2009

How come we all know this, but the administration doesn't? Didn't we get rid of the idiots?

4:01 pm, December 30, 2009

Unless they plan to do a cavity search on every single passenger, this security theater is just a maddening farce.

4:01 pm, December 30, 2009

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