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“Comment ça va?”
I wish to correct a potential misconception. If you were innocently reading this blog, you might think that my life in DC is wandering starry eyed though monuments, taking pretty pictures, eating overpriced delicacies, and generally living life up. Let … Continue reading
2 Things I Love
There are many things that I love about living in DC. I would like to share one of my favorite things with you here and it is this drink of perfection, the toasted marshmallow milkshake from Good Stuff Eatery. Do … Continue reading
Georgetown Cupcakes
There are many things that baffle me about the world we live in today. Google+, hipsters, the fact that everything is crossbred with a poodle, and why anyone would want to read a book on a computer screen, just to … Continue reading
Something in the human spirit
Last weekend Rachel came to visit. Because I had only just started classes, I was partially able to pretend like I could go around and have fun instead of studying all weekend. Plus, I have to take advantage of weekends … Continue reading
Gluten Free Baking: Deep Dark Chocolate Cookies
When someone in your life is gluten intolerant, you start becoming obsessed with finding things that are gluten-free. Or maybe that is just me. And every time you stumble upon a gluten-free object, you have to excitedly send a text … Continue reading
Orientation
I started classes on Wednesday after a week of orientation at University of Maryland. Returning to being the one getting grades rather than giving them is daunting after 2 years away. I am teaching one class (French 103) and taking … Continue reading
Falling Books and Abandoned Undergarments: A Week of Natural Disasters
I decided today to join the ranks of many others out here in the east coast in eagerly recounting my own harrowing tales of the natural disasters of the past week. I would like to pause and recognize anyone reading … Continue reading
Kevin and Genevieve
Do you remember my wonderful second family with whom I went to Arizona? Several weeks ago Genevieve, the youngest daughter got engaged. I happened to be up visiting them the weekend it happened and I was thrilled when Gen asked … Continue reading
An American Capital
My new house has been cleaned, drilled, decorated, and filled. When the Stone clan moves a child it is very reminiscent of one of those intense home design shows where people attack a space and it emerges totally transformed two … Continue reading
Thoughts on Home
The fact that I am moving to D.C. in the morning necessitates an entire post in tribute of Kentucky, which is truly the greatest state. Recently Lyman and I went to Friday lunch at Beaumont Inn with our grandparents and … Continue reading
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