Jennifer Baldino Bonett

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BSR Contributor Since March 2, 2010

Jennifer Baldino Bonett is a writer who lives in South Philadelphia.

Welcomat alumna Jennifer Baldino Bonett lives and writes in South Philadelphia. You can find her writing in the Philadelphia Inquirer and on her children's homework.

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A picture worth a thousand words.

Mighty Ryan has struck out

The five stages of baseball grief
Depressed because the Phillies failed to win their third consecutive National League pennant? Broad Street Review's sports therapist will see you now.

Jennifer Baldino Bonett

Essays less than a minute read

My pool, my summer, my community

Mayor Nutter's smartest move: How my neighborhood pool built a community
Despite the recession and Philadelphia's budget crisis, this summer Mayor Nutter opened all 70 of the city's public pools for six weeks. Was this public expense wise? Consider my firsthand experience.

Jennifer Baldino Bonett

Essays 5 minute read
Bennett on cover: Roseanne said it better.

Laura Bennett's "Didn't I Feed You Yesterday?'

Note to supermom: Your hemline is showing
In Didn't I Feed You Yesterday, Laura Bennett sends a sassy, irreverent look at motherhood down the runway. If that sounds familiar, it should: Most of her material is recycled from somewhere else.

Jennifer Baldino Bonett

Essays 4 minute read
Growing up, growing older: Don't you love it?

"Sex and the City 2'

No sex, no city: Why young mothers love this film
This movie-going mom thinks critics should stop whining about Sex and the City 2. I got my mojo boost from seeing four of modern America's sexiest women falling into the patterns of matrimony and parenthood— my patterns.

Jennifer Baldino Bonett

Articles 4 minute read
Kerth, Barton: What's a Hooverville?

"Annie' shows her age

We know the Depression's depressing….
Annie's recent return to the Merriam provided an inadvertent reminder: The Great Depression has become ancient history, especially when we have a pretty good depression right here and now.

Jennifer Baldino Bonett

Articles 3 minute read