Ocean
by Nina Camic
Monday, June 07, 2004
La la la la la la, it’s a small, small world.
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I looked at Ann’s blog photos from NYC (you MUST check them out here ) and I couldn’t believe it. There’s a shot from her hotel window. Oh, ...
Labels
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Who can forget these? The Great Communicator. The Teflon President. The 9 to 5 President. The Gipper. A Made-for-Television President. Autho...
The Revenge of the Killer Bugs
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It came a month too early this year: my turning a back toward the little Giverny that is my yard. Why? Why? Why walk away when colors like t...
Sunday, June 06, 2004
More reader comments…
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A reader not favorably inclined toward blogs wrote the following email yesterday: “your blog (appears to) overshadow(s) too much else…” I ...
Saturday, June 05, 2004
Reader Comments
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Thanks to the reader who suggested adding the CD “Story of Chanson” to a list of these French classics. I myself also like “Paris After Dark...
My Stupidity is no Longer in Question, it is a Given.
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Q : Why did it take you so long to post something to your blog today? A : I am so mad. I do not even want to answer that. Okay, briefly...
Market Watch
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Today was a classic! The sun brought out thousands, thus it was fortuitous that I started my L’Etoile foraging early. The Madison marke...
Friday, June 04, 2004
Chanson
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Nostalgic yet progressive. Diverse, creative and multicultural. Gipsy jazz and musette. Rich in poetry, satire, drama and emotion. The examp...
Trains, Trams and Automobiles (Nostalgia run, part 3; what’s with me this week??)
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I walked along the railroad tracks today and predictably, they reminded me of how much I love things associated with trains. My grandpare...
Nostalgia run, part 2
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A curious reader asked about the Polish first grade experience. A photo is worth a thousand words in this case. Here we are, in the first mo...
Test your smartness against my stupidity, part 2
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Am I the only one who read this at first (and second and third) glance to say “ New! No Low-carb Options! ” ? I know, I know, there is inde...
Thursday, June 03, 2004
Rosie in the Morning, Rosie in the Afternoon
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For as long as I have lived up Old Sauk hill, I have passed Rosie * in the morning as she helps cross school children to the other side of ...
Nursery School and the Law
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The side stairwell in the Dane County Court House smells like my state-run nursery school did back in post-war Poland. No one here can confi...
Iris mania
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I am continuing with my efforts to learn more about the tricks and gimmicks available to me for blogging purposes. Blogger has new photoblog...
One Bicycle
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I went for a walk last night. I roamed the streets of the neighborhood – something that I don’t often do since it is basically a suburb and ...
Wednesday, June 02, 2004
Aren’t Reunions Supposed to be an Occasion for Partying-the-Night-Away?
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So how do you explain this email that came to me today: Please join us at the Annual "All Alumni/ae and Teachers Reunion" June...
Happy Blogbirthday!
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Six months ago ** to the day ‘Ocean’ was born. And here it is, with a new look * and a bouquet of irises fresh from the Market to commemor...
Tuesday, June 01, 2004
A Morning Without Rain?
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Could it be? No thunder? No need for buckets to catch the overflow? No wet two-foot-tall grass in the back yard? Could it be? We are done wi...
Why Are the EU Parliamentary Elections a Lackluster Event?
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According to today’s IHT ( here ), many think that the candidates are ill-suited to the job and so they inspire little political passion amo...
Test Your Smartness Against My Stupidity
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I heard on NPR that the last widow of a Civil War (Confederate) soldier died yesterday. Hmm. That seemed remarkable. Wasn’t the Civil War in...
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