Derrida’s Gift of Death
I’ve decided there’s no good reason to separate my more academic reading out of the more recreational, and that this is a good spot to spark my summary of/response to scholarly texts — it’s an…
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Well-Cushioned — Bringing Paris Home . . .
As I mentioned earlier in the week, our lovely new garden friend arrived in a parcel from France — he was very well cushioned on his journey, and thanks to the dismal weather we’ve been having,…
View PostInto the Light . . . Windows and Doors
Thank you so much for all the kind comments you left on my lastrather tremulous post. I’m still guarding my own words rather carefully, although I will try to respond, eventually, in the comments stream.…
View PostMothers and Daughters . . .
Warning: I’ve been processing some big life stuff lately, and I’m going to slip some news in at the end of this post. I’m going to aim for a deceptively light, perhaps brisk, hopefully not…
View PostWho’s Joined Us in the Garden? A Bordeaux Visitor
This lovely fellow arrived last week in a parcel of cushions we had shipped from France (more on those later), and we were very pleased to welcome him. We last saw him in Bordeaux where…
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