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Tag Archives: Montaigne
the un known
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Tagged bus driver, chidren's choir, clouds, concierge, Dostoyevsky, known, Megabus, Montaigne, orchestra, park, rain, sky, trees, unknown, windshield
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excerpt from something that may become something else
I don’t’ seem to get out much these days, but the nice part about never going anywhere is that when you actually do go out somewhere, people are always so surprised to see you. which leads me to wonder if … Continue reading
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Tagged bus, bus driver, count, doorman, Dostoyevsky, gypsy music, hotel, identity, interstate, know, Montaigne, narcissism, orchestra, people, sardines, subway, The Brothers Karamazov
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unlikely
my favorite moment in new york last week. on the subway. this guy seated next to me reading Essays by Montaigne…. he kept looking over my shoulder as I was pretending to read History of the Thirteen by Balzac, but … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Hamilton, Balzac, Montaigne, New York City, Park Avenue Armory, subway
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The Lost Pedestrian 