On Ane Brun
It’s not often that I stumble across artists who prompt a sudden grasping of the roots in a haze of …
Monthly Archives: April 2010
Bici!
The old adage runs that most things are like riding a bike – you never forget. And as I took …
The Big 3: Muslim Schools, Prostitution and Expenses
And so we made it back from Tunisia – but only after a gruelling thirteen hour journey comprising two coaches, …
À Mardi
Still here, supping from a heavy glass bottle of water and watching the waves rise and fall, veering between the …
Women Shaketh the Earth
At least according to the latest conclusions by Iranian cleric, Hojatoleslam Kazem Sedighi : Many women who do not dress modestly …
À Dimanche
Simply, Sunday:
On Lemons and Volcanic ash
A not-so-old adage runs that when life gives you lemons, make lemonade. I might venture at this point that when …
Kafka’s Tunis
A delightfully tense article on the fickle nature of the Tunisian police statedom. Rather hoping to visit Tunis tomorrow. Though …
La Tunisie, J’adore Parce Que…
Let me count the ways: Damn. Possibly the best country on earth. And yes, I am biased – but when …
