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Monthly Archives: May 2006
Quick Update
Just wanted to post quickly to let everyone know that Julie and I are now safely back in Salem. A good number of packages have been ariving from NYC as well and, so far, everything has been intact. (Knock on … Continue reading
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Commencement
Julie and I have survived the two years. Many thanks to everyone who wished us well and helped along the way.
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Seven with One Blow
So here is my belated update, seven posts with one blow… ready for an awful lot of photos and rambling? 1. Parisian Flan Week before last, the day before the plague struck the library, we had a potluck to celebrate … Continue reading
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Happy Mother’s Day!
When I went to the sink this morning to rinse my breakfast dishes, I was greeted by this welcome sight: they are Meyer lemon trees in their infancy. I counted at least six little sprouts, and couldn’t have had a … Continue reading
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Telamon
Telamon is an architectural term — a male figure in the form of a supporting pillar. – Jeremy
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The End Is Here
Last day of classes today. My graduate school career is now officially over. Unofficially, there are a couple of small hurdles left between now and commencement. The Diploma Project is due on Friday and I’ve been working it off and … Continue reading
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The Brave Little Flu Bug
Do you remember the fairy tale of the Brave Little Tailor, who killed seven flies with one blow and stitched himself a belt to commemorate it? I am half-tempted to knit a belt that reads “Nine with one blow” as … Continue reading
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