I am in here.
See? Really, it does. This is the tiny street outside our hotel, in the 6me Arrondisement. I spent a good part of the day in the Café des Deux Magots, made extra-famous by Hemingway (who loved the place and was there a lot, giving public readings of who-knows-what) as where Jake meets Brett in The … Continue reading Paris has streets
Purposeless weekends. Other people’s sadness dripping over unavoidably into our lives. No matter who, now. Real sadness is so incredibly private. Now that we get regular sunlight, the trees, still leafless, look uncomfortable and wrong. The sun’s almost over the equinox, and the change in seasons makes me want to sleep all day. Time to … Continue reading the end of the weekend
Just color me surprised! < /sarcasm > RealClearPolitics – Articles – Myths of Iraq: During a recent visit to Baghdad, I saw an enormous failure. On the part of our media. The reality in the streets, day after day, bore little resemblance to the sensational claims of civil war and disaster in the headlines. No … Continue reading The media is distorting the events in Iraq. Who knew?
Israelis despair over Hamas election victory – Mideast/N. Africa – MSNBC.com: JERUSALEM – Israeli Avi Zana listened with horror on Thursday to news that the Hamas militant group that killed his son had won Palestinian elections. On the streets of the Jewish state, there was grave concern at the victory of the Hamas movement that … Continue reading Israelis despair over Hamas election victory
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