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by Nina Camic

Tuesday, June 22, 2004

'My Life' in Madison

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Who would spend an entire afternoon at Borders on such a beautiful day? Me. I have a lot of work to catch up with and oftentimes bringing st...

It is in my blood…

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It is barely 7 in the morning. The phone is ringing. Not to worry, I know who it is – it’s my walking buddy catching me again for an early m...
Monday, June 21, 2004

The longest day of the year

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Every year I conclude that this day is under-appreciated. In terms of celebratory oomph, it definitely trumps New Year’s. There, we’re talki...

This morning, I read the following...

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I’m a sucker for blog posts that are poignant, troubled, heartfelt, sincere. Unfortunately, there aren’t many who attempt to do this and ev...
Sunday, June 20, 2004

Generations of fathers

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I don’t ever recall celebrating a Father’s Day in Poland, nor Men’s Day. Mother’s Day – most definitely and Women’s Day too. One could guess...
Saturday, June 19, 2004

Purple blooms, cows, & remembering Babcia

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It took six hours to finish Market buying for L’Etoile today. Three comments on the foraging: too much, too long, too windy. This is my o...

In the dog house

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In “My Life,” Clinton admits to sleeping on the couch for at least two months after confessing to his wife that he had had an affair with Mo...
Friday, June 18, 2004

Movement

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A friend coaxed me out for an early morning walk. No, that is so incorrect. “Coaxed out for a walk” cannot be used in the same sentence with...

Urban “noise” of a different kind

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It has long been the practice in Rome to fund restoration of monuments by putting up scaffolding and selling advertising space on it (read a...
Thursday, June 17, 2004

In full public view

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The squirrel that zonked out during last week's warm spell on the branch of the apple tree outside my window, came back today to clean h...

Street music

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Today’s Isthmus describes the tribulations of the Library Mall Orange piccolo player. (He wears all things orange, always). He’s been cited ...

Tuning out on myself

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Not once but twice in the last 24 hours I have recounted lengthy stories only to forget, in the midst of telling them, why I launched into t...

What stands out 30 years after getting my B.A.? Bach, photography, and the African Queen.

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“Careful: this person is not used to free choice.” That’s the warning that should have been pinned to my coat when I landed as a student on ...
Wednesday, June 16, 2004

Yoga for breakfast

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I wrote in a post yesterday that I’d do yoga and so early this morning I went to a yoga class (there was some egging on taking place from a ...

A blogger’s delight

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It has been said that blogging opens doors, brings people together, creates new bonds. Indeed. Yesterday I had dinner with three people that...
Tuesday, June 15, 2004

To be honest...

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I came across the following comment the other day: Blogs are places where you can make yourself look better than you really are. Now is t...

Take charge! Load on the good stuff

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In an attempt to turn the tide and create for myself on a more positive, cheerful stretch of days [after my morning epiphany that I was slat...

Hope Does NOT Spring Eternal: Facing a Disappointing Election to the New European Parliament

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In the Alternative: Quit Reading Newspapers and do Yoga An informed and astute reader from Poland writes: "The politics of this cou...
Monday, June 14, 2004

To tell or not to tell: musings at knife-point

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This morning I was at the UW hospital for a needed medical procedure. Obviously it’s not anything debilitating as I am home now blogging ene...

A P.S. on our very fleeting interest in faraway places

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In commenting on my Walesa post (Saturday, below), a very open minded reader writes the following: “I'm always very interested to hear p...
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