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A relatively accurate way to figure out how much I like you is by the ratio of my internet usage to number of links I send you on the daily. I'm not very good with ratios and may have written that sentence incorrectly, but just know a ratio with those ...

This theme does not cater to my too-long-for-Twitter and not-a-substantial-post, post. Also, I am far too lazy to make cute thumbnails for the archives page. Will have to settle for something less aesthetically pleasing. Alas, this is just me sending complaints into the ether. In other news, I stumbled upon ...

Galignani, or "the first English bookstore established on the continent," is my bookstore of choice in Paris. I know everyone swears by Shakespeare & Co. and I can't really comment since I haven't been though I'm sure it's a lovely place. Regardless, Galignani is my favorite more so for the ...

I've still got a few more days in Paris, but couldn't help get re-excited about Munich. After a bout with a serious cold and a defunct keyboard, I am finally getting better and now own a wireless keyboard that may seem like a completely frivolous purchase now, but won't be ...

I've been here for a little over a month now and would like to highlight some of my favorite shops, things to do, etc. It'll come in the next few posts or so. By no means is this an exhaustive list, nor adequately photographed. Somewhere in between Belinda leaving and ...

I've started practicing my pseudo-french haggling skills at the marché aux puces at Saint-Ouen this last Sunday. My first attempt was unfortunately unsuccessful: I tried to get Danica this framed photo of some cats and the Eiffel Tower for 5€ instead of 6€. "Combien coûte?" "Six euros." "Cinq." "Non." I ...

The first week or so was mostly spent by myself, discovering and rediscovering, exploring and experiencing. The second and third weeks, I had the opportunity to share all of those discoveries and experiences with old & new friends, and my best friend, Belinda. You need very little to transform a ...

Looks pretty perky to me ;-)

This is a little old, from June 25, but I wanted to share it anyway: "Global Migration: A World Ever More on the Move." As a student in a highly interdisciplinary field, it's difficult to apply such a theoretical and conceptual subject such as Global Studies to the real world, ...

This is when words & endless musings aren't necessary.