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Celtic March
A British friend posted a Welsh flag to Facebook in honor of St. David’s Day. I had forgotten, if I ever knew, that March first belongs to Cymru as surely as March seventeenth belongs Eire. Little more than a fortnight … Continue reading
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Tagged Brecon Beacons, Burren, Ireland, Oxbridge, Wales, Welsh Marches
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A Month of Sundays
Sunday, 24 April 2011 Children awake to find the blasted bunny struck again. Boiled eggs stuck under sofa cushions. Chocolate overflowing from baskets and candy dishes. Hot-cross buns and hard-boiled eggs fill bellies at breakfast. Grandma cooks the fancy dinner … Continue reading
Posted in Academic Life, Biography, Bollywood, Motherhood, Pardoe Photography, Travel
Tagged Easter, Family, Hyde Park, Mothers' Day, Oxbridge, Shah Rukh Khan, Summer Camp
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Hot Off the Virtual Press: The Four Seasons
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Tagged Higher Education, Oxbridge, Seasons
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Pomp and Circumstances
Commencement offers one of the few occasions to celebrate the life of the mind in post-modern America. My father, an engineering professor, says he marches to get his annual quota of ceremony in a life comparatively free of ritual. … Continue reading
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Tagged Academic Life, AP Credit, Britain, ceremony, commencement, dons, eternal, graduation, Harry Potter, Higher Education, Oxbridge, post-modern America, ritual, Spice Girls, tweets, undergraduate, universities
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