twainsdream.blogspot.com
In a Sense, Abroad: July 2012
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In a Sense, Abroad. Ladies and Gentlemen, I am an American. Saturday, July 28, 2012. I Was Born in the U.S.A. I was indeed born in the USA, as was my daughter, though she has the added dimension of also being half-Belgian, and by extension, for the time being (meaning the fate of the EU that is), European. Both are something that some may forever see as a boon and/or a bane, a blessing and/or a curse. Such was the case, and such, such were the days. Who is Colombian by birth and the trials and tribulatio...
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Indra's Net: August 2014
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Like A Diamond Bullet Right Through My Forehead. Indra's Net is a collection of reflections, incidents, anecdotes, humor, satire, fiction, non-fiction, and lots of other writing knick-knacks. Feel free to browse around. Hopefully something will grab your attention. This page is the clearing house for daily posts on the individual blogs. The center column are thematic "meta" blogs, with links to individual blogs. Or, you can access the individual blogs directly on the left-hand column. Red Skies at Night.
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In a Sense, Abroad: September 2012
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In a Sense, Abroad. Ladies and Gentlemen, I am an American. Saturday, September 22, 2012. Hey Man, Can you Spare some Change? Well, another election, another election that I am not living in America. Coincidence, or not? Not sure myself on that one. During the 2004 elections I was living in Castiglione Fiorentino, a quaint hill-top hamlet in Tuscany, teaching for a Study Abroad consortium of Italart under the auspices of The University of Texas at Austin. During the course of the evening following the wa...
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Indra's Net: November 2013
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Like A Diamond Bullet Right Through My Forehead. Indra's Net is a collection of reflections, incidents, anecdotes, humor, satire, fiction, non-fiction, and lots of other writing knick-knacks. Feel free to browse around. Hopefully something will grab your attention. This page is the clearing house for daily posts on the individual blogs. The center column are thematic "meta" blogs, with links to individual blogs. Or, you can access the individual blogs directly on the left-hand column. In A Sense, Abroad.
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Ciao, Professore!: September 2012
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Reflections upon living in Bologna and Castiglion Fiorentino, Italy as a young(ish) professor of literature and philosophy. Saturday, September 22, 2012. The Things We Carry. I will be packing up my books again, which is the bulk of my material possessions, so I mention them as a part for the whole, the synecdoche of my worldly existence. So, I will be packing up the books for a move across town. Could pull it off. I did, and did not displace a single flowerpot of the flowerpot-lined lane. My life is cha...
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Fries with Mayonnaise: Moving On Up, to the South Side...
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Tales from Antwerp, Belgium of the life of an American in Europe. It's the "little differences" that matter. Zaterdag 22 september 2012. Moving On Up, to the South Side. Moving and switching schools is tough. And, I don’t think that anyone will disagree here, but, you know, life is tough. But, like Roberto Benigni showed us, even in the most distressing, horrible and trying times, life can be “beautiful.”. My life is beautiful. Tough, but beautiful. Abonneren op: Reacties plaatsen (Atom).
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A Father's Gift to His Daughter: September 2012
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A Father's Gift to His Daughter. Advice and reflections from a father to his daughter, to be taken or left, but always given from the Heart. To see a world in a grain of sand, And a heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand, And eternity in an hour. William Blake, from "Auguries of Innocence". Saturday, September 22, 2012. Change is Not Always Easy. You have now been in your new school for a few weeks. However, what came of that was a big, new way of looking at things. I Love You,.
