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Final reflections
1. The collection that had the biggest impact on me during this trip was also one that would not have struck me if I had not known the background of the artist. The Käthe Kollwitz collection had a pro… more →
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My Trip to Delaware, Part Four: Hotel, Day 2, and Home
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wrote 1 day ago: May 17, 2013 The Imponderable will return next week, but if you are looking for an Imponderable, the … more →
My Trip to Delaware, Part Three: Why I Was There
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wrote 2 days ago: May 16, 2013 We arrived in Delaware without incident, but it was close. In Trenton there was a “if y … more →
Når man ikke har tid til spise og drikke
wrote 3 weeks ago: Travle mennesker forkommer mere end nogen sinde før. Så sker det at vi ikke har tid til at drikke og … more →
The Adventure
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wrote 1 month ago: This slideshow requires JavaScript. I think every road trip should start out in the middle of the ni … more →
Spring Break 2013
wrote 1 month ago: Spring Break has ended and we are back to school (: for spring break this year my family and a few f … more →
Coughs sweet Coughs
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wrote 1 month ago: I’m heading home for the Easter break. In my never ending quest to maintain my title of … more →
destined for manhattan
wrote 1 month ago: i get such a nostalgic sensation when i make this trip from queens to Manhattan, i feel mesmerized b … more →
Behind the Scenes on the Norwegian Star — The Bridge
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wrote 2 months ago: Ask Not For Whom the Bell Tolls — It Tolls for Thee Carnival Triumph, Thee Carnival Splendor, and Th … more →
A Predestine Episode
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wrote 3 months ago: She seemed incapable of achieving something like that. Small, timid and barely managing with what sh … more →
Final reflections
wrote 3 months ago: 1. The collection that had the biggest impact on me during this trip was also one that would not hav … more →
Golden Gate Landscapes
wrote 3 months ago: Last week I went with SANParks to their Golden Gate Highlands National Parks I took these landscapes … more →
The tragic Irony of Käthe Kollwitz (never again war)
wrote 3 months ago: The works of Käthe Kollwitz communicate the tragedy, suffering and futility of armed conflict. As a … more →
Historical observations about Berlin, and an environmental tangent
wrote 3 months ago: Out of all the city’s that we have been to Berlin is the most unique and the most different ci … more →
The proletariat at the Opera
wrote 3 months ago: Recently I attended my first Opera which was Nabucco at the Viennese State Opera Being students who … more →
Art of peasant life at schönbrunn
wrote 3 months ago: Art of peasant life at schönbrunn We are in Vienna now the land of the imperial family of the Hapsbu … more →
Reflections on Italy
wrote 3 months ago: Rome was the perfect beginning all the excitement was pent up and seeing the forum coliseum and Vati … more →
The visible poor, a comparative look at beggars in the U.S. to those in Italy.
wrote 3 months ago: In the States the average homeless person/beggar seems to be a older man with a beard and mental dis … more →
Food in Italy, and the Sacred Space
wrote 4 months ago: (From my US worldview) In Italy, the meals are longer, the food is not very portable, drive throughs … more →
Pontifius Maximus
wrote 4 months ago: Last Sunday I woke up, got dressed ate breakfast with a view of the roman forum and then hoped on th … more →
