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A Client!

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I have my first client! Yay! OK, it’s Eric’s sister but she’s an actual paying customer who needs me to do some HR-related work for her....

The Thinner the Pancake the Thicker the Yearning

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It’s funny how emotions work. I mean you’re cruising along thinking that you’re pretty confident in your feelings about something and...

Out of the Closet

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We’ve been germinating this nomad idea for awhile. We’ve kept it to ourselves though. It seems the further you get in life the harder it is...

Returning Stinks

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Five months since Italy, sigh. Returning from a trip to Europe makes me question the way I’m currently living my life. How do I know this? Well,...

Seder in Albuquerque

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Every trip is complicated in its own way. Even a weekend junket to Albuquerque for the Seder involves buying 3oz containers of fluids, checking in online,...

Venice’s mark on me

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I’ve been thinking about Watermark today. Before our trip to Venice, I read 2 books to get me ready: John Berendt’s The City of Falling Angels...

Tippi Hedron had a point

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Eric has this compulsion, I’ve know about it for years, where he has to do those things that one does in a certain place. It doesn’t matter...

It’s the Final Countdown

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Our last morning arrived with a curious mixture of sentimentality (see my earlier post “Casa Dolci Casa“), urgency and fatigue. My legs were...

Mysterious Venezia or Squid on a Stick

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As the fog crept in, a different Venice emerged. Massive church spires and seemingly indomitable Palazzo’s ducked behind the thick gray veil like...