I've just met my colleague from the Netherlands, she is making a blog too, with lots of pictures, If you want to have a look at our house you can have a look at her site
http://fwoukje.blog2blog.nl/
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daily life in the US, faithfully described by your humble friend, a newcomer of these lands
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Vincent: Yeah baby, you'd dig it the most. But you know what the funniest thing about Europe is?
Jules: What?
Vincent: It's the little differences. I mean, they got the same shit over there that they got here, but it's just – it's just there it's a little different.
Jules: What?
Vincent: It's the little differences. I mean, they got the same shit over there that they got here, but it's just – it's just there it's a little different.
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- new places, new pools...
- on the road (briefly)
- Sally's pizzas
- consumer culture, material boy
- Art in Context
- lap-top love
- more tension, of the good kind
- a politics of horror
- more real than the real thing
- day after
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- seaside adventure
- a sunday walk
- Louis Kahn and art in New Haven
- a long weekend
- Amanda
- "Sicilians are great liars. The best in the world....
- life's routines or , the joy of the locker
- not too cold
- a positivist explanation
- One day I should go around collecting the name of ...
- New Haven Green, a Forum?
- going food shopping
- a quiet week
- netflix
- train to New Haven
- service oriented society
- arrival
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Who is attaliano?
in 2006 I once dreamt of a man telling me (in Italian) "you are attaliano, you are attaliano. " After wondering for a while, I checked out the dictionary and the grammar, it can have two interpretations, attaliano is the inhabitant of Attalia, the ancient name of the Anatolic region in Roman times. More to the point - and the blog- , attaliano is built with "A" signalling absence, and Italian, where the "i" falls and the "t" is doubled for phonetic purpose. A-italian. Only a dream?
Hi Davide!
ReplyDeleteFound your blog too, nice stories, I'm hoping to visit New Haven soon too...
My next posts will be a bit more wordy (unfortunately for the non-dutch speakers) but there will still be pictures.
The banshee in the radiators is at it again, I hope she'll keep quiet when I try to sleep ;)
Quite wordy your last one actually, but lots of nice pictures, thanks for sharing, davide
ReplyDeletehola cariño
ReplyDeleteyour new house is practically identical to my apartment in Brunswick, Maine,
from your pictures-chronicle, I feel this deja-vù constantly: it feels like a dream described later with too accurate details, sensations and even the taste...quite surreal, a secuence in white, beautiful and quiet
much love
ana