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jerash, ajloun, umm quais and a couple of italians thrown in for good measure | a jaunt to jordan
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A jaunt to jordan. A journey through deserts, dead seas, and king's highways. The King’s Highway. Wadi Mujib Nature Reserve. African meanderings {& musings}. Nomad, interrupted: catbird in the united states of america. Notes from north america. Catbird in south asia. Rice paddies and papayas. In search of a thousand cafés. A nomad in the land of nizwa. Whatever a moon has always meant. Jerash, ajloun, umm quais and a couple of italians thrown in for good measure. November 10, 2011. Thursday, November 10:.
nomad, interrupted | a jaunt to jordan
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A jaunt to jordan. A journey through deserts, dead seas, and king's highways. The King’s Highway. Wadi Mujib Nature Reserve. African meanderings {& musings}. Nomad, interrupted: catbird in the united states of america. Notes from north america. Catbird in south asia. Rice paddies and papayas. In search of a thousand cafés. A nomad in the land of nizwa. Whatever a moon has always meant. Author Archives: nomad, interrupted. About nomad, interrupted. November 10, 2011. Me at Hadrian’s Arch at Jerash. By the...
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looking back at japan’s earthquake & tsunami disaster ~ one year later | catbird in kyoto
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The land of temples and what-nots. African meanderings {& musings}. Notes from north america. Catbird in south asia. Rice paddies and papayas. In search of a thousand cafés. A jaunt to jordan. A nomad in the land of nizwa. Whatever a moon has always meant. Looking back at japan’s earthquake and tsunami disaster one year later. March 6, 2012:. Peace be with you, Japan, on the one year anniversary of this horrible disaster. Posted March 6, 2012 by nomad, interrupted. Cbbh photo challenge: repetition ».
she who was once the helmet-maker’s beautiful wife | flights of imagination
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Stories and poems by catbird. December 9, 2013. She who was once the helmet-maker’s beautiful wife. SHE WHO WAS ONCE THE. A sculpture by August Rodin 1880-85 at The Hirshhorn, Washington, D.C. July 12, 2001. This entry was posted in Poetry. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Please log in using one of these methods to post your comment:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.
cbbh photo challenge: repetition | catbird in kyoto
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The land of temples and what-nots. African meanderings {& musings}. Notes from north america. Catbird in south asia. Rice paddies and papayas. In search of a thousand cafés. A jaunt to jordan. A nomad in the land of nizwa. Whatever a moon has always meant. Cbbh photo challenge: repetition. Sunday, September 30:. Marianne of East of Málaga. Offered up a photo challenge for September, and I’m just getting in on the tail end of it. Her challenge is REPETITION. Pretty little things for sale. I follow a lot o...
nomad, interrupted | flights of imagination
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Stories and poems by catbird. December 12, 2013. December 11, 2013. In the orange ozone of blush desert. Among slant-faced grasshoppers and lizards,. I’m dandelion disenchantment and. A hymn flickering to firefly heaven. I’m a diamond girl in a salad bowl,. A page torn out of a landscape, a song. Lamented. I am blurred nostalgia. I am a chameleon, dreaming change. In the tattered fog of morning glories,. Tinkling silver bangles intoxicate. And entice me like hyacinth incense. Medium brown hair of oblivion.
a bikeride through kyoto: shopping arcades, food markets, infinite torii gates & sushi | catbird in kyoto
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The land of temples and what-nots. African meanderings {& musings}. Notes from north america. Catbird in south asia. Rice paddies and papayas. In search of a thousand cafés. A jaunt to jordan. A nomad in the land of nizwa. Whatever a moon has always meant. A bikeride through kyoto: shopping arcades, food markets, infinite torii gates & sushi. Friday, February 4. Me, JiYoung and our old-fashioned bicyles. Destination is Teramachi-dori Street. At Takeisao Shrine gate. So many funky and cool shops🙂. We pok...
yearnings | flights of imagination
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Stories and poems by catbird. December 11, 2013. In the orange ozone of blush desert. Among slant-faced grasshoppers and lizards,. I’m dandelion disenchantment and. A hymn flickering to firefly heaven. I’m a diamond girl in a salad bowl,. A page torn out of a landscape, a song. Lamented. I am blurred nostalgia. I am a chameleon, dreaming change. In the tattered fog of morning glories,. Tinkling silver bangles intoxicate. And entice me like hyacinth incense. From my faithful cornfield complacency,. Notes ...
tortured butterflies | flights of imagination
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Stories and poems by catbird. April 1, 2012. Emma had called this place when you arranged to meet. You wonder if Emma is the only customer in the diner. I’ve just finally realized something important about myself, she said, pink-cheeked, out of breath. I’m gay! She said this as if she were telling you she just won the Pulitzer Prize. You stopped breathing for a few moments as her words sunk in, and then you laughed aloud. That’s hilarious, Emma. I bet you thought you had me. After Emma left, you and Mari...
the red star sky | flights of imagination
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Stories and poems by catbird. April 20, 2012. The red star sky. Sylvia and Grady cruised down I-66 toward Washington in their eight-year-old sedan. It was a bright February day and Sylvia wore sunglasses and clipped her fingernails over the floor mat. Grady pushed a Dizzy Gillespie CD into the CD player. Hey, you’re dropping your nail clippings all over the car. Sylvia flinched and clipped her pinky too close to her skin. Ow! She said. She stuck her pinky into her mouth to catch a bead of blood. Listen t...
elusive words | flights of imagination
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catbird in cairo | Just another WordPress.com site
Cairo Hash House Harriers. African meanderings {& musings}. Nomad, interrupted: catbird in america. Notes from north america. Catbird in south asia. Rice paddies and papayas. In search of a thousand cafés. A jaunt to jordan. A nomad in the land of nizwa. Whatever a moon has always meant. February 15, 2010 · 11:31 pm. Last day in cairo: exploring small art museums, mosques and a modern shopping center. Monday, February 15. A beautiful film in a Cairo art museum. Children near the mosque. This is our last ...
china diaries | catbird's wanderings through the people's republic
New Year’s Day. New Year’s Resolutions. Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Guangxi Medicinal Plant Garden. Guangxi Museum of Nationalities. Sino-Canadian International College (SCIC). Teaching English as a Second Language. Seven Star Tea Plantation. Ngong Ping Cable Car. Big Wild Goose Pagoda. Small Wild Goose Pagoda. Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor. Xi’an City Walls. Old Town of Shuhe. African meanderings {& musings}. Nomad, interrupted: catbird in the u.s.a. Notes from north america. A jaunt to jordan.
in search of a thousand cafés « catbird's adventures in europe
In search of a thousand cafés. Catbird's adventures in europe. African meanderings {& musings}. Nomad, interrupted: catbird in the united states of america. Notes from north america. Catbird in south asia. Rice paddies and papayas. A jaunt to jordan. A nomad in the land of nizwa. Whatever a moon has always meant. The Seamstress by María Dueñas. Friday, December 27. The novel also goes by the name of. The Time In Between. The Time In Between. The Time In Between. Castle of São Jorge. Saturday, August 31.
greek wanderings | catbird's rambles through greece
Catbird's rambles through greece. African meanderings {& musings}. Nomad, interrupted: catbird in america. Notes from north america. Catbird in south asia. Rice paddies and papayas. In search of a thousand cafés. A jaunt to jordan. A nomad in the land of nizwa. Whatever a moon has always meant. December 31, 2012. The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt:. 600 people reached the top of Mt. Everest in 2012. This blog got about 4,700. Greek salad ...
catbird in south asia | wanderings with elephants & rickshaws
Catbird in south asia. Wanderings with elephants and rickshaws. African meanderings {& musings}. Nomad, interrupted: catbird in the united states of america. Notes from north america. Rice paddies and papayas. In search of a thousand cafés. A jaunt to jordan. A nomad in the land of nizwa. Whatever a moon has always meant. New nepal, new voices: an anthology of short stories. Sunday, March 3. New Nepal, New Voices. In another story, “The Face of Carolynn Flint”. By nomad, interrupted . Here are some pict...
a jaunt to jordan | a journey through deserts, dead seas, & king's highways
A jaunt to jordan. A journey through deserts, dead seas, and king's highways. The King’s Highway. Wadi Mujib Nature Reserve. African meanderings {& musings}. Nomad, interrupted: catbird in the united states of america. Notes from north america. Catbird in south asia. Rice paddies and papayas. In search of a thousand cafés. A nomad in the land of nizwa. Whatever a moon has always meant. Jerash, ajloun, umm quais and a couple of italians thrown in for good measure. November 10, 2011. Thursday, November 10:.
catbird in korea | Cathy's adventures in South Korea….
African meanderings {& musings}. Nomad, interrupted: catbird in the united states of america. Notes from north america. Catbird in south asia. Rice paddies and papayas. In search of a thousand cafés. A jaunt to jordan. A nomad in the land of nizwa. Whatever a moon has always meant. Cathy's adventures in South Korea…. Thanks for dropping by catbird in korea! Take a look around and grab the RSS feed. To stay updated. See you around! United States of America. Management Systems International (MSI). Mdash; 1...
catbird in kyoto | the land of temples and what-nots
The land of temples and what-nots. African meanderings {& musings}. Notes from north america. Catbird in south asia. Rice paddies and papayas. In search of a thousand cafés. A jaunt to jordan. A nomad in the land of nizwa. Whatever a moon has always meant. Cbbh photo challenge: repetition. Sunday, September 30:. Marianne of East of Málaga. Offered up a photo challenge for September, and I’m just getting in on the tail end of it. Her challenge is REPETITION. Pretty little things for sale. I follow a lot o...
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notes from north america | catbird's travels in mexico, canada, and the caribbean
United States of America. Nomad, interrupted: catbird in the u.s.a. African meanderings {& musings}. Catbird in south asia. Rice paddies and papayas. In search of a thousand cafés. A jaunt to jordan. A nomad in the land of nizwa. Whatever a moon has always meant. Notes from north america. Catbird's travels in mexico, canada, and the caribbean. An afternoon at the beach and sunset in old san juan. In Acacia Boutique Hotel. Bahia de San Juan. Catedral de San Juan. Plazuela de la Rogativa. Puerta de San Juan.
a nomad in the land of nizwa | an American English teacher in Oman
New Year’s Resolutions. African meanderings {& musings}. Nomad, interrupted: catbird in the united states of america. Notes from north america. United States of America. Catbird in south asia. Ride paddies and papayas. In search of a thousand cafés. A jaunt to jordan. Travel Theme Photo Challenge. Whatever a moon has always meant. A nomad in the land of nizwa. An American English teacher in Oman. 2014 in review: wordpress sums it all up! Posted by nomad, interrupted. Asymp; 2 Comments. Times in 2014....
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rice paddies & papayas | catbird's travels in southeast asia
African meanderings {& musings}. Nomad, interrupted: catbird in the u.s.a. Notes from north america. Catbird in south asia. In search of a thousand cafés. A jaunt to jordan. A nomad in the land of nizwa. Whatever a moon has always meant. Rice paddies and papayas. Catbird's travels in southeast asia. December 31, 2015. The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2015 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt:. A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 4,000.