Georgia, United States

The Day Before
July 6, 2008 - Atlanta, Georgia, United States
So it is Sunday 8:14am and I already feel the anxiety level rising quite high.  Did not sleep well last night, only slept about four hours or so (same as the night before).  This morning I woke up thinking about all the packing that I have to do this morning and on top of that, it is Pride Parade Day in Atlanta.  For two days in a row, I...
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Saturday and Sunday
June 30, 2008 - Sharpsburg, Georgia, United States
We got to Maryville late Saturday afternoon and scared the neighborhood with our big rig! Cousin Leslie was there with her husband Justin and their son Blake (8 months), so Lily and Lee had a great time playing with him - he is a great baby! We had a big cookout with the whole gang plus Grandma and saw a really amazing rainbow across the...
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Eye Contact
June 11, 2008 - Atlanta, Georgia, United States
As I sit here on a plan above some random point between Atlanta and Chicago, I was struck by the strength of the connection that can be shared in a look.   The flight attendants had parked their drink cart in front of me while one served the four rows in front of me and another served my row and the three behind me.  They would walk to a row,...
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Getting a haircut in the South
May 26, 2008 - Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Update: A coworker from India read my Bollywood entry and disagreed with one of my observations.  In the interest of being fair and balanced (I hope I don't get sued for using those words), I'll share with you his thoughts, especially because he's at least as right as I am.  Whereas I talked about how much variety there is in the stories told...
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The journey continues...
April 18, 2008 - Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Happy Passover! Well well well… where do I begin? It has been a long time since my last post, and you might have guessed that I am back home. And I am. Sort of. There were about 3 weeks between my last entry and the end of my time in India. I hope that I will write about them retroactively in the near future, because I continued to have an...
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