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Šeima Means Family 8: The Constitution of the Republic of Užupis

Šeima Means Family 8: The Constitution of the Republic of Užupis

May 29th, 2015 | Europe, Genealogy, General, Politics, Popular Culture, Society at Large, Travel

Everyone has the right to live by the River Vilnelė, and the River Vilnelė has the right to flow by everyone. Everyone has the right to hot water, heating in winter and a tiled roof. Everyone has the right to die, but this is not an obligation. Everyone has the right...
Šeima Means Family 2: The Determination of Memory

Šeima Means Family 2: The Determination of Memory

April 30th, 2015 | Education, Europe, Friends, General, Matters of the Spirit, Memory, Politics, Society at Large, Travel

Most of us choose what to remember. We cherish feelings illuminated through rose-colored glasses and forget the uncomfortable; sometimes we nurse the grievances and grudges that give us our sense of self. In any case, the content and color of the past, the limning of...
The Dallas-Austin Axis 1: A Bumpy Ride

The Dallas-Austin Axis 1: A Bumpy Ride

January 16th, 2015 | General, Politics, Society at Large, Travel

Simply a coincidence no doubt, but at a doctor’s office we visited in Maryland this morning—just back from our week in the Lone Star State—there were several issues of Texas Monthly magazine lying about. I opened the one focused on the performance of Governor Rick...
A Mid-West Triangle 3: Designed but not Intelligent

A Mid-West Triangle 3: Designed but not Intelligent

October 22nd, 2014 | Education, General, Politics, Popular Culture, Society at Large, visual arts

I was shocked when we pulled up to the Creation Museum in Petersburg, Kentucky. The place was mobbed. We had to search for a parking place. Somewhere I had read that they had upped the entertainment value by installing a zipline; apparently attendance was not reaching...

Sea Cloud 5: The Islands Cruised

January 30th, 2014 | Gardens and Gardening, General, Shopping, Society at Large, the world and Mother Nature, Travel

This cruise on the Sea Cloud–History and Gardens of the Caribbean–coordinated by Academic Arrangements Abroad, will be almost certainly a once in a lifetime thing. First of all, there’s the cost. We are never likely to have that kind of disposable...
The First Day of Christmas

The First Day of Christmas

December 14th, 2013 | General, Holidays, Memory, Pets, Society at Large, Time Passes

Actually the First Day of Christmas should have been last week when we visited the Lion’s Club at their encampment at the local Walmart and selected a tree. My Dear One went off to do errands, leaving me with the daunting responsibility of finding the best trees so...
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