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Show us the love, please... :)
A friend sent me these pics as a part of a manual on how to cuddle a baby today. Lovely.
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How arrogant can we be very often?!
HAVE YOU FOUND YOURSELF LOOKING AT OTHERS YOUR OWN AGE AND THINKING THAT SURELY YOU CAN'T LOOK THAT OLD…that time has been on your side...
Read below the funny (it depends how you accept it) story that a colleague of mine distributed in the office.
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MY NAME Is LET’S SAY: ALICE ( Read more... ) -
Cutiful neighbors :)
This week was eventful. :)
Several days ago on Monday as I was heading to dig in the flower beds of my tiny garden, I saw that there is a little bump around the roots of one of the day lillies. As I tried the mulch around it with my fingertips (luckily !) I found that there were furry little babies cuddling in a den there. So, I have new neighbors ( Read more... ) -
Windy City weekending experiences.
Here I am again, writing in the old livejournal after a week full of intense work and an equally eventful weekend. J Yes, pen-friends ! - I did use my camera to record and report live from the battlefield - the last day at least… the rest I will keep to myself as a die-hard partisan. J
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" Think Again: Asia's Rise " :):):)
I found a nice read... a little something to focus your vision on ... :):):)
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2009/06/22/think_again_asias_rise?page=0,0
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Chicagoland after the rain.
Hi, y'all !
Roaming around in downtown Chicago yesterday was fun - decided to venture out there for the day to change the calm suburbia setting with Windy City dynamics and was blessed by the pouring rain, half-way blocked loop because of the Blues Fest, thorn ransack (yet not robbed)... pissy mood (which passed on the 3-rd hour of the walk) and ( Read more... ) -
"The Crisis and how to deal with it" - from RGI Monitor
Hi, All !
Here is a nice post from RGI Monitor:
"Following are excerpts from a symposium on the economic crisis presented by The New York Review of Books and PEN World Voices at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on April 30. The participants were former senator Bill Bradley, Niall Ferguson, Paul Krugman, Nouriel Roubini, George Soros, and Robin Wells, ( Read more... )
