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I am back!

Well, almost. Still @St. Louis, packing to go. Thought you would like an update.

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обычно я не помню снов; иногда помню общее ощущение, итоговую эмоцию – а вот сюжеты от меня убегают. несколько раз бывало: решала во сне важную насущную задачу – по работе или из собственной жизни. пару раз написались стихи; на свежую голову – совершенно бездарные. вчера проснулась с чувством откровения. как будто мне стал ясен Главный [...]

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April 19-22: St. Louis I was just informed I was extended an honor of being a grader for the NCIDQ exam; this year we’ll stay in a different hotel – which must be interesting, since now I am among the people who design them. Anyone living in the vicinity who wants to put face and [...]

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McCuntz…

came back from her travels and posted pictures… …and I, again, am smitten with longing for Portugal

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[Read in someone's blog - I wish I could claim the authorship...this is brilliant!] TEL AVIV, Israel — The Israelis are developing an airport security device that eliminates the privacy concerns that come with full-body scanners. It’s an armored booth you step into that will not X-ray you, but will detonate any explosive device you [...]

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Вспомнила, где видела. Фото- г. В. Мастерса. Спасибо, Виктор!

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Blarney: a tradition

At home, in Ireland: est. 1210, Being renovated since (click on photo for source) Here, in New York: est 1969 (and already in renovation!  Photo taken today)

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Site-setting

Fall is near, and it means  Open House New York for those of you who love this city as I do and is interested to see unusual/interesting sites it contains. Sites not normally accessible for general public, be it residences, backstage of theaters, public organizations, restaurants, offices and hotels. If you read my blog long [...]

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Russian-speaking bloggers are sharing their reminiscences about events on Moscow on August 19, 1991. Some were on Manezhnaya Square, on either side of the barricades, some celebrated their kid’s birthday, or mourned the loss of their first love, or cooked and distributed water for defenders of the [Russian] White House, or locked themselves home and [...]

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-I am on my way to subway, dragging my portfolio from an exhausting job interview; my feet hurt from new office shoes, the air is heavy with incoming thunderstorm. Pass one of half-mad town fools that lately seem to be increasing in numbers. A small hunchbacked arthritic woman over 70, with a lap dog in [...]

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