Monday Mysteries: The captain and Miss Libby
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As promised, today on Monday Mysteries we take a look at a photo I ran across at the Library of Congress last month that has raised some questions in my mind for future exploration.
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Food on Fridays: Happy Hot Dog Month!
Happy Fourth of July to all our friends and family in the U.S., sent from us in Tübingen, Germany, home to a currently trendy food item: American hot dogs.
A trip to the LOC
I’ve been using the Library of Congress Photo Archives a lot recently to find copies of photos by early 20th century American women photographers. The LOC has a fair number of works by those women available, many of which have … Continue reading
More from Marlton
I just realized that I have a few more interesting photos from that same pond at the Weston complex that I posted about yesterday.
Secret World of the Weston
My parents moved to the Weston apartment complex in Marlton, NJ 10 years ago, so Chris and I have been visiting this place for 10 years. But it wasn’t until our visit a couple of weeks ago that that I … Continue reading
Monday Mysteries: Unexpected find along the way
Welcome back to Two to Tü! Despite my best-laid plans, I never did get anything posted last week while Chris and I were in the U.S. Ah well. I wound up spending a couple of days going down to DC … Continue reading
Flashbacks and Followups
Today on Two to Tübingen we have two flashbacks and two followups.
Private Cars
Chris and I went to Rovereto, a town about an hour by train north of Verona, to visit friends one day a couple of weeks ago. Since we were staying in Verona, we had to decide: take the a train … Continue reading
Monday Mysteries: Elevator Music
Today on Monday Mysteries we ponder how Chris and I wound up with a musical accompanionment on an elevator in Verona.
When it’s rainy in Reykjavik
There’s an expression in Reykjavik that if you don’t like the weather just wait 5 minutes and it’s bound to change. That was true to a certain extent last week, although the change was usually from cloudy to rainy to … Continue reading