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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Wasted days
Last night at approximately three o’clock in the morning, as a small green trolley of inscrutable intention slowly cruised down the train tracks across the road [me: “So if you don’t mind me asking, whatcha doin?” man standing on back: … Continue reading
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On the weekend, do as the Parisians do
Living and working in Paris means that I have been trying more and more to enjoy this beautiful city as any other native Parisian would. On my hour long lunch breaks (it’s essential that the French have time to sit … Continue reading
Posted in Jane Thompson, Paris
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High Tensile Fencing
For the past two weeks I have woken up at 6:30 each morning, put on the same pair of jeans that I had worn the previous day ( by putting on yesterdays jeans each morning you quickly find yourself wearing … Continue reading
Posted in Louisa, Virginia, Nick Rodricks
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Free museums, ninety degree weather, and conncoll reunions..
Hello ladies and gents. Another week gone by. I am definitely living up to what a typical college student should do during their summer: I’m staying up too late, I’m qualifying cheese and crackers as an adequate dinner and I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Julie Sizer, Washington, D.C., xyz
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I’m Turning Into a Criminal
Hello World! I now have to think about what mischief I have been up to since my last blog, it’s been way too long. As I think about my life here in San Francisco, I’m realizing I am walking the … Continue reading
Posted in Mikey Harris, San Francisco, xyz
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Cow Breeding and General Farm Maintenance
Welcome to Nick’s blog on Cow Breeding and General Farm Maintenance. That first sentence is going to disappoint a lot of men and women who are scouring the Internet looking for actual advice on Cow Breeding and General Farm maintenance. … Continue reading
Posted in Louisa, Virginia, Nick Rodricks
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My new bubble
Bienvenue à Paris: home to grumpy chain smokers, unparalleled butter, ornately decorated Art Nouveau brasseries, and of course the only city that can make trash bags look fashionable. …Seriously, I saw this in a storefront around the corner from where … Continue reading
How roommates are similar to the police, or at least citizen’s arrest
As the resident Boston blogger, I feel obligated to address the slap in the face we received in the form of a basketball loss by our locally-marketed corporate entity, the Celtics. But obligations… well, let’s just say I’ve ignored them … Continue reading
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Institutionalized Boroughism
New York City is so much about the subway. This is especially true for those not among the Seraphim who orbit Union Square in a lazy, half-mile radius, and instead ride the 4 train to far-off, stone-age Brooklyn after dark. … Continue reading
Posted in John Sherman, New York City
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