Beneath Schloss Sanssouci.
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Near the obelisk entrance. ↑ ↓
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A navel-exploring journal by a Berliner-Canadian
"[C]eux qui ne marchent que fort lentement peuvent avancer beaucoup davantage, s'ils suivent toujours le droit chemin, que ne font ceux qui courent et qui s'en éloignent." — Descartes, Discours de la méthode (1637)
(Roughly translated: Those who only walk very slowly can advance far more, if they always follow the straight path, than those who run and leave it.)
About Me
- Edithor
- Canadian-raised Berliner. 38 years old. Formerly, data entry. Outside of working hours I am interested in literature, languages, classical music, and many other things.
Blog Archive
Links
- German Invasion Blog (c:
- Horn Tootler's Blog
- Lighthouse at Alexandria (my lit. blog)
- The Doltish Troglodyte (antiquated commenting)
- David Lebovitz (Cooking)
- Pioneer Woman Cooks
- Lightbox (blog) - TIME (photojournalism)
- New York Times
- The Guardian
- Page-Turner (New Yorker book blog)
- Heilbrunn Timeline (Metropolitan Museum of Art)
- Réunion des musées nationaux (Photos of French museum collections)
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The content of this blog may be copied in non-profit publications, without the formality of a request, if credit is given. Otherwise please contact me using the e-mail address listed on my profile.
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