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le passage: Two weeks later

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Monday, November 8, 2010. Ps It's been awhile since I've posted any nice pictures for your edification. Here's one I really like of the RER station at what must be Étoile in Paris. Right now it's the background on my computer for reasons I might explain at some point in the near future. Pps I just came across this video from Paris this spring of my dear friend Ryan and I dancing outside the Musée d'Orsay. Our theme song was "Through Heaven's Eyes" from The Prince of Egypt. November 8, 2010 at 8:54 PM.

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le passage: more memory, this time wearing footie pajamas

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Monday, October 25, 2010. More memory, this time wearing footie pajamas. Right now I'm thinking a lot about memory, familiarity, and nostalgia. I am still processing all the theory going on behind this, but here are a couple memories that have resurfaced in the last couple days, for a myriad of reasons. 1) When I was a petite gamine. My dad created a cycle of stories he used to tell about two little girls, Gracie and Grossy. Anyone read "William Wilson". You were never a little girl! Or "I like Michael!

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le passage: 2010-05-02

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Friday, May 7, 2010. On Tuesday, our group took a train out to the town of Chartres, about an hour outside of Paris. Exploring all these old Gothic churches makes me so glad I got to learn a bit about the architecture from Dr. Hurlbut (and yes, I know I mentioned him two posts ago, but he really is just such a superb professor I'm sure references will keep coming up). After lunch, we headed over to the cathedral, officially called Notre-Dame de Chartres because it was (and I guess still is! Also, credit ...

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le passage: 2010-08-29

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Sunday, August 29, 2010. This is the start of something new. A new semester, a new job, a new house, a new ward, new friends (and of course, lots of good old ones, too! New shoes and cardigans. I'm ready for a breath of fresh air - a chance to remake myself, even if it's a little bit at a time. But before I launch into all this new stuff, let's recap a little bit of the old. Here are two photos I really like:. As the francophones call it). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Picture Win...

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le passage: bones

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Friday, October 22, 2010. I've got a couple bones to pick with you. I'm going to preface this post by saying that I almost always regret decisions I make in the middle of the night, and deciding to create this post might end up as one of them, but maybe the ideas I want to get out have less sting than I estimate in my insomnia. Hope I can stay lucid long enough to get these out. That's pretty broad. And I don't have an issue with the concept of the existence. But this week, my friend Will made a couple c...

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Wow. Just...wow.: May 2010

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Experiences of a junior high teacher. Sunday, May 23, 2010. Act 6 - Rindercella.mp4. I didn't know that I was on YouTube! So just had to share, I'm kind of excited. And I don't sound too bad, if I do say so myself! Friday, May 21, 2010. The other video clip I chose was Potter Puppet Pals video of The Mysterious Ticking Noise. Thursday, May 20, 2010. Don't include personal information online, particularly addresses, birthdays, anniversaries, or anything that would give away details about you or your family.

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le passage: January 2011

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Monday, January 31, 2011. The intellectual movement everyone seems to love to hate. And (b) the standards for what qualifies as "elite" and "popular" seem, with close examination, more than a little arbitrary. So postmodernism steps in to declare the end of hard-and-fast highbrow and lowbrow categories. Lots of postmodern works aim to be "nobrow," meaning they purposely mingle the cultural divisions we've taken at face value for so long. Think of the first track on Alicia Keys' Songs in A Minor. Today wa...

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le passage: March 2011

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Wednesday, March 23, 2011. On how i get dressed up and play house, kind of. Today, I found myself scrubbing the floors in my apartment, wearing this:. And thinking about this:. Ah, la vie d'une femme. Monday, March 14, 2011. My marxist feminist dialectic brings sartre to the yard. This week for my political philosophy class I read, for the first time in full, the. Taire, of Newton, of Rousseau. This is The Man's history, who tends to be rich and white. There's also what is called. Le problème quand elle ...

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le passage: my marxist feminist dialectic brings sartre to the yard

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Monday, March 14, 2011. My marxist feminist dialectic brings sartre to the yard. This week for my political philosophy class I read, for the first time in full, the. And, don't tell Joseph McCarthy (or the Tea Party or my politicalphilosophy professor) but I actually kind of liked it. Or liked parts of it. What's most intriguing to me about the Manifesto is that it presented a different way of reading history. Taire, of Newton, of Rousseau. This is The Man's history, who tends to be rich and white. The p...