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Digging Down South: Swiss Chard and Winter (in a manner of speaking)
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One Archaeologist's Adventures in Food and the Dirt. Saturday, February 18, 2012. Swiss Chard and Winter (in a manner of speaking). Is that swiss chard in that sandwich? It is winter here in North Carolina. Winter is hiding just like the fuzz (sorry couldn't resist posting this picture). Except this year it has not! I have many favorite winter vegetables. I love carrots, brussels sprouts, squash, and I have even developed a soft spot for kale (prepared properly). My favorite is swiss chard. I have no ide...
Digging Down South: My List Accomplishments
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One Archaeologist's Adventures in Food and the Dirt. Sunday, January 15, 2012. Max has no goals, which I feel this picture demonstrates. Okay, you probably don't remember. When my husband left to work in Germany for 9 months I made myself a bucket list. Of sorts. The goal was to force myself to live my life to the fullest, even though I was alone. I have not been recording it very well, but I am making slow and steady list accomplishments! That hole was so easy to dig, just like a big shovel test. And at...
Digging Down South: Coconut Chocolate Chip Cookies
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One Archaeologist's Adventures in Food and the Dirt. Sunday, March 25, 2012. Coconut Chocolate Chip Cookies. It has been too long. My fault. This is a funfetti birthday cake I made from scratch, cause I am way too cool for cake mix (apparently). I made this bag as a birthday present for a special someone. It reminds me of sunshine. If anyone has Belgium suggestions please help! Max's idea of having his picture taken is attacking the camera strap (this is a photo shoot "out take"). Makes about 24 cookies.
Digging Down South: January 2012
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One Archaeologist's Adventures in Food and the Dirt. Sunday, January 15, 2012. Max has no goals, which I feel this picture demonstrates. Okay, you probably don't remember. When my husband left to work in Germany for 9 months I made myself a bucket list. Of sorts. The goal was to force myself to live my life to the fullest, even though I was alone. I have not been recording it very well, but I am making slow and steady list accomplishments! That hole was so easy to dig, just like a big shovel test. And at...
Digging Down South: My Great Road
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One Archaeologist's Adventures in Food and the Dirt. A somewhat incomplete map of places I have worked. In a larger map. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Derek's Year in Goettingen! NPR - Monkey See. North Carolina, United States. I am an archaeologist who love eating and cooking. I went to graduate school in Denver from 2007 to 2009. When I graduated, I did what any sensible girl would do and followed my true love out the North Carolina. This is my story. View my complete profile.
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Aaron's Russia Blog: Viktor Tsoi at 50
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A year in Moscow and beyond, archives and daily life. Thursday, June 21, 2012. Viktor Tsoi at 50. I saw this poster the other day in Vilnius:. And it was only seeing this memorial show advertised that I realized that today, June 21, Viktor Tsoi. Would have turned 50. I was first exposed to Tsoi in, if I recall correctly, my second semester of Russian, or nearly ten years ago. Since then, I've spent a lot of time listening and learning the words, and have not a few words, phrases, and grammar construc...
Aaron's Russia Blog: October 2011
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A year in Moscow and beyond, archives and daily life. Saturday, October 29, 2011. Have reusable grocery bag . . . Will travel. To Moscow. Just thought it would be fun to show the bags I got from Weaver St. Co-op in action on the far side of the world. Monday, October 24, 2011. Source: http:/ www.rususa.com/news/news.asp-nid-44520). And then there is the burning question of today's Russia: "Have you paid your mobile phone bill? Friday, October 21, 2011. This Week from the Archives. Has stayed on my mind, ...
Aaron's Russia Blog: June 2012
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A year in Moscow and beyond, archives and daily life. Saturday, June 30, 2012. Stavropol', City of Parks, Crosses, and Archives. The train ride from Moscow to Stavropol. Was long and, thanks to the lack of air conditioning, uncomfortable. However, it went as well as can be expected, and I was lucky to have pleasant neighbors in my compartment. First, the green and the parks:. Like so many cities, reconstruction of the city's Orthodox cathedral is a major project. In Russian, rather than oblast’. And late...
The Wedding Post | Pirat
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Cruising on our Baltic 38. How this all started. 160; I wish I could think of a clever, cute title for this post. It deserves a better title but I can’t think of a way to sum up the past week’s events in a few words. Would be a good word. Is also very descriptive. Overall, the mood was festive. I was occasionally frantic. But Lee was very supportive. Our families and friends were very generous. And we are so thankful. That so many of then came. St John was beautiful. Taxi’s were (not so) wonderful.
Pirat Specs | Pirat
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Cruising on our Baltic 38. How this all started. Length (LOA): 38′ Beam: 12.33′ Draft: 7.25′. Displacement: 14,330 lbs. Ballast: 6,500 lbs. Engine: Yanmar 28hp diesel. Hull and Deck: Balsa cored fiberglass hull; deck is same construction with teak overlay. Some unique features: The rig is about a foot taller than the standard Baltic 38 rig. The shroud base is also narrower. Pirat was originally equiped with a tiller so the deck around the cockpit is flush (no cushy back rests for us! Build a website with...
Our Essentials | Pirat
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Cruising on our Baltic 38. How this all started. There is an expanding list of things that Lee and I consider indispensable for life on the boat. We came by these things through trial and error, research, and recommendations. I’m including everything from sailing gear to kitchen equipment! Feel free to email me with any questions about specific items and their usefulness! Vibram Five Fingers shoes. Grundens Foul Weather Gear. My dad got me a Grundens. Downsides: the hood is a bit funky. It doesn̵...
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Cruising on our Baltic 38. How this all started. The Inevitable Dinghy Towing Lesson. Lee on the sail back to George Town. 160; Before I get to the topic hinted at in the title of this post, lets talk about more pleasant business. Lee and I are back in George Town. Actually, that’s not particularly pleasant except that it means it’s almost time for our wedding! The beach at Port Boyd. Me, in sailing mode. Posted March 17, 2011 by Rachel. Posted March 14, 2011 by Rachel. Lazy days on Long Island.
December | 2010 | Pirat
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Cruising on our Baltic 38. How this all started. Archive for December 2010. The routine at rest. Without an intense schedule of passage making, Lee and I have settled into a routine not unlike that of teenagers in their first days of vacation. At least we don’t stay up till the wee hours of the morning or drive to the mall to hang out with our friends. We have been sleeping in a bit and then taking it easy for the better part of the day. Towne, ye olde. Ye Olde Towne Shoppe. I never thought this city wou...
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The brain droppings of a young archaeologist. Thursday, June 17, 2010. So we are done with the site. Phase II complete. 20 units dug! Kinda crazy week. Beautiful, rainy, hot, and that was just today! Crappy site, crappy weather, but at least we were back to work! Tuesday, June 15, 2010. Hmmm, rain day? Well, today started off slow. Everyone seemed tired, and HOT! I had sweat dripping off my eyelids by 8am. another humid day! The humidity finally gave into a sprinkle, with dark skies on the horizon. W...
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Archaeologist of Love PRESENTS. Digging up tales of true romance, cause I dig LOVE STORIES! Monday, June 23, 2014. Been a minute since I've shown this site some love. So, why the hiatus, and why am I back? And I recognize that the more time you spend in the world, the more you feel the need to share that time with a significant other. Saturday, June 29, 2013. Strong love in ballad. Tuesday, May 1, 2012. I've decided that the love of my life will, at some point,. An interview with Lucille Armstrong:.
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Digging Down South
One Archaeologist's Adventures in Food and the Dirt. Sunday, April 8, 2012. Momentous Weekend with Poached Eggs! This has been quite a weekend. To tell you about this weekend, I need to start with this week. I was in the Washington D.C. suburbs this weekend for work. The work was pretty routine for us, those cemeteries need mapping. We did get to go into the city on the Metro one evening, which was nice because I got to see my dear friend Matt. Hello D.C. (sorry this photo is so bad)! This is not a recip...
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