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Summer announces itself with a 鈥榗rack!鈥�For me, the most enjoyable screen door is a wooden one.
Finding a place the 19th-century wayI grew up navigating based on familiar landmarks.
I prefer old-fashioned nostalgiaWhat happened to my old color photos? And why would I want an app to do that to my new ones?
鈥楤rexit鈥� and the language of departureA coinage with roots in the theater is in the limelight as Britons consider departing the European stage.
An African desert teems with lifeJust one day into the Namib Desert, we discovered we鈥檇 been observed, as well as observing.听
Set free on a bicycleYou never forget how to ride a bike聽鈥� or how riding one makes you feel.
A toddler鈥檚 lesson in linguisticsShe is insistent. I am bewildered.
City dog, country dogThe farm has acres of running room, but the city is redolent.
The novel tale of a paperbackBesides telling a story set in 1850s Britain and India, it鈥檚 a mystery about who read it.听
Driver鈥檚 鈥� and passenger鈥檚 鈥� edEnglish was not my student鈥檚 first language. And when stressed...听
We await the new tenantsWe鈥檝e had chickadees in聽our birdhouse聽for years.听Now there鈥檚 something new.
Free haircuts 鈥� but at a costMy experience? Trimming my own bangs, plus two Barbies and a horse.听
Of comic books and CanalettoDonald Duck gives a visiting professor in Poland some perspective.
Love letters on my laptopOur marriage began with a courtship in Times New Roman.
Where we go to let new ideas take flightIn the wake of the attacks on the Brussels airport, a look at what aviation has meant for people鈥檚 creative lives.
To darn, or not to darn?Hand-knit socks are satisfying to make, but聽 repairing them is tedious.
鈥楤uild the plane while you鈥檙e flying it鈥�A look at why a nonsensical idiom beloved in Silicon Valley has caught on so among the rest of us.
My reluctant brushes with celebrityI鈥檝e always been as shy of the famous as they are protective of their privacy.- How we get by in GreeceTimes are hard, but everyone in Athens has a village connection.
Dialing up the past on my landlineIt鈥檚 hardly ever someone I know or want to talk to, but old habits die hard.
