Liz Moody thanks for you for reading 'My Mind' for so long
At age 15, Liz Moody told an editor at The Modesto Bee she ought to have a column. Over the past six years, she's written about everything from fondue to prostitution. In her farewell column today, she reveals that spent nights awake crying over letters from readers "telling me that I shouldn't be writing, that I should go to hell, that my opinion didn't deserve to be heard."
I'm Liz, and I'm proud to be an American
I have ordained myself the unofficial United States travel ambassador. I work very hard in my position. I sample as many gastronomical delights from various countries as I can, maintaining a cheery disposition, even when arguing with non-English-speaking waiters, and insisting, upon returning to America, that everyone in foreign lands is wonderful and welcoming. Yes, even the French.
Does cooking pasta make me an adult?
I was talking to my father on the phone the other day when I announced, "I made pasta for dinner tonight."
Columnists: Liz Moody - Out Of My Mind
- A night at the Gilman opens up new world
- A positive vibe is attractive to everyone
- Inspiration comes from the strangest places
- A number of reasons for not giving my number
- Sunday afternoon in the ER -- now that's entertainment!
- Sunday afternoon in the ER -- now that's entertainment!
- I may be a lot of things, but I'm not hiding
- Home is where the organic burritos are
- Home is where the organic burritos are
- Getting to the heart of Valentine's Day blues
- Your horoscope tells you to read this column
- Even outlaws should have driver's licenses
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