Paris has changed quite a bit in the twenty-five years that I've been visiting her. She is becoming more of a global city, influenced not ...
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The Berlin Wall Images
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I Shall Trip The Light Fantastic
Did you know I used to be a dancer? I studied Congolese dancing for fifteen years. Did you just spit when you read that? Did you think I was going ...
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Food For The Table: A Salad Of Sorts
Sometimes the strangest episodes in life dredge up memories of another time, another place. Today my cupboard is admittedly bare as bones. If I ...
Out Of The Archives: Photo Of The Day: At The Tate Modern
I was up on the second floor, looking over the railing into the Turbine Hall where only two people stood, focusing their attention on each other. The ...
Out Of The Archives: Photo Of The Day: The Temple Church Ceiling Mandala
This little church is not easy to find, and I stumbled upon it while walking the nooks and crannies of London. The Temple Church is 800 years old, was ...
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Virtual World: Chinese Culture
There is so much history in China, its kind of silly to think that a post like this can, in any way represent Chinese culture. So, it doesn't. In a ...
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Virtual World: Mont-Saint-Michel
I've spent my fair share of time in France over four extended stays in the country and I've not yet had the chance to go to Mont-Saint-Michel. Call me ...
TEDTalk: Tracy Chevalier: Finding The Story Inside The Painting
You may know Tracey Chevalier as the author of The Girl with the Pearl Earring. All of her books are visually stimulating as she uses color and detail ...
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Food For The Table: Pickled Red Onions
This little pickle is found everywhere in The Yucatan on Tacos, Salbuches, Panuchos, on the side of Pibil, or sitting by itself on the plate next to ...