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can my lungs stay in your country?

immigrate this. deport that.

Can my lungs stay in your country?

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purpose & intent. {WHY}

The theme of purpose has occupied quite a lot of my brain space lately. I don’t mean “What is my purpose,” but just the purpose behind things — what’s said, Continue reading →

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firenze folks. florence, italy.

A recent iPhoto crash had me going through quadruplicates of photos taken over the last seven years. As an individual highly susceptible to nostalgia, going through some 15,000 photos took a lot Continue reading →

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street scenes. valparaíso, chile

Sometimes you glimpse the most amazing moments on the street, and you get to peer into someone else’s world for just a moment. I snapped this little girl and her Continue reading →

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firsthand smoke. {they grow up so fast}

The French smoke. And apparently their children do, too. One afternoon I stopped at a sidewalk café near Le Dôme Saint Paul in Le Marais for a coffee and to Continue reading →

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summer. {verb}

When words aren’t there (or I’m just too lazy), images sometimes say enough. Golden summer. And still it’s not over. An excerpt in photographs.

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madame cygne. {winter birds}

Madame Cygne stood by a pond bundled up in years on a late winter day that forgot who it was. That forgot to wrap up in its concrete blanket. Madame Continue reading →

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frequent flyer: platinum status only, please.

After traveling or living in a foreign country for an extended period of time, you get used to not constantly hearing your native language spoken. In the U.S., everyone’s conversations Continue reading →

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big ass salad. paris lunchtime.

My friend Julie recently dropped into Paris for a visit and tour de food. This was Julie’s fourth time in Paris, so she knew exactly where she wanted to go Continue reading →

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the itinerant checks in. {dar habiba} marrakech, morocco

Aaaaand we’re back! There is so much to say about Morocco, I don’t know even know how I’m going to get to it all. First, though, I must, must, must Continue reading →

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