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Waves, Tides, and Sand Castles

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So this is it: the final throes of a summer that wrestled hard at every bell. It’s nowhere near submission, and I won’t pretend I’ve...

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Finding Tranquility by Jane Thompson

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Most people come to Paris and end up running all around the city to check items off their lists, rushing from Notre Dame to the Louvre to...

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Northern Lights

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This weekend, following a concert featuring Kurt Vile & Real Estate, my friends and I stumbled onto what appeared to be an all-night...

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This one’s a mixed bag

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I don’t have a clear topic for this post per se, so I’ll toss out some nuggets and things I’ve learned this summer. And we’ll see...

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The dish before the utensils

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Amidst cries of “out of the sidewalk, into the street” and “si se puede,” with American Hi-Fi’s “Flavor of the Weak” stuck in...

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A chainsaw, and The Boss as religion

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I would like to warn all readers that the following story will most likely be severely embellished in order to both keep tension high and...

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Out and About by Jane Thompson

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One of my favorite things to do in Paris is to walk aimlessly with no plan or agenda.  Since the metro has been unbearably hot the past...

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The Reality of Pigs

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Bill owns a large bloodhound named Rosey, or Emma or something. Despite being in open support of all things dog, I have really come to...

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