Camels Abroad

The Natives Are Ambivalent: A Colonizer’s Perception of Italy

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The following is a satire and should be interpreted as such: When I told my professor at Università per Stranieri di Perugia (University...

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Shalom Shalom Shalom

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Welcome to Tel Aviv, Israel. The city that never sleeps…I would admit that I’m ripping that off of NYC but I swear...

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A Portrait of the Artist as a Middle-Aged Moroccan

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Note: I just took part in animal sacrifice, but had been on the road for a while so I have some content locked up in the vaults. Details of...

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Lacking Levity

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About a month ago I pulled a homeless man out of the tracks of a metro train after he had passed out, face down in the tunnel. I...

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New London to London

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“Don’t be alarmed if someone confronts you with the question, ‘Do you own a gun?’”, she said. “Also, don’t take any attacks on American foreign policy personally.”

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Djemma el F’na

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Note: Sorry for the lack of posting to any and all that were concerned; there is a lack of good, fresh-squeezed internet in Morocco. As is...

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Puzzling Professori

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In Italy, there is a slight role reversal between students and their teachers. First, my classes commonly do not start on time. The hour...

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The Paris Joy Initiative

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This marks week one of what  I am referring to as “The Paris Joy Initiative.” That’s right, I am personally bent on...

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The Moroccan Hammam: An Intergalactic Journey

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A visit to the hammam! ...

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