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Archive for: March, 2009

Folk Dancing Is Unreal!

Folk Dancing Is Unreal!

Once a week I go dancing. But not just dancing. I go Folk Dancing! Last time I folk danced, I was in third grade, once a week, in the long pause. It was for whoever wanted to join. Now I am 30 years old, again it came my way. At the beginning I just sat [...]

The Corsicans – part four

The Corsicans – part four

It was almost eight o’clock in the evening when we arrived at the restaurant of which Catharina had spoken of. We were ushered to a private corner and the waiter brought us “bruschette” with fresh tomato paste and garlic. Apparently the restaurant decided what their clients were going to eat, as nobody seemed to be [...]

Love By Numbers: Formula For Romantic Success

Love By Numbers: Formula For Romantic Success

Couples wondering if the love will last could find out if theirs is a match made in heaven by subjecting themselves to a mathematical test. A professor at Oxford University and his team have perfected a model whereby they can calculate whether the relationship will succeed. In a study of 700 couples, Professor James Murray, [...]

American Women Turning To Adult Entertainment

American Women Turning To Adult Entertainment

As a bartender and trainer at a national restaurant chain, Rebecca Brown earned a couple thousand dollars in a really good week. Now, as a dancer at Chicago’s Pink Monkey gentleman’s club, she makes almost that much in one good night. The tough job market is prompting a growing number of women across the country [...]

The Corsicans – part three

The Corsicans – part three

The old lady looked weary and tired but her tears had dried up and she had regained her composure. I could see that her face had certain, distinct aristocratic features that I hadn’t noticed before, and she suddenly looked less frail and old to me than during my initial impression. Involuntarily I had to think [...]

Difficult To Be Honest

Difficult To Be Honest

Should we always tell our partners the truth? What can we, or should we keep to ourselves? And if we do have a dark secret, or if something has in fact happened to us that we are sure our partner would never accept and might be hurt as a result? Even if it didn’t happen, [...]

The Corsicans – part two

The Corsicans – part two

Catharina looked serene the next morning as we set out to travel. Nothing in her composure revealed anything about the sensual intermezzo of the night before. We took an early train, and with un-Italian timeliness we left the station without any delay. We were on our way, following the coastal track for Piombino, where we [...]

Take A Chance?

Take A Chance?

I decided to stop whining about how it is and how it’s supposed to be. I decided to accept my life the way it is. Wherever it may take me, there I will be, no planning, no judging what others are doing or having. I decided to concentrate on my life, how it looks to [...]

The Corsicans – part one

The Corsicans – part one

(continued from: “Latin Dreams“) Giovanni returned around midnight, smiling from ear to ear, and in the company of his French girlfriend Giselle. After being introduced, Giselle immediately started to complain about the perceptible smell of garlic on our breath. She kept on going about garlic being the food of the lower classes, and about the [...]