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7 October 2024
I woke up at 5:30am this morning, not that unusual but this time it was the Difficult Leg that drove me out of bed, not the Need of the Bathroom, although that was present, too. So I decided to continue … Continue reading
tea in England
from August 2002, 22 years ago August 2002, I am just returned from a fortnight in London, and it was lovely. There is always good tea in London. Every place I visited – and nearly every lunch hour was spent … Continue reading
IWroteAPoem
It is a Victory When the darkness inside you Turns from Violence To Violet. GraceAnne Andreassi DeCandido, 16 July 2023 In bed this early morning, this poem came to me as fragments of words then sentences. I wrote it down … Continue reading
People need celebration
I am sharing this today, April 10, 2023. I wrote this in 2011, before cancer, before a lot of things. This is Holy Week, and Passover, and spring. It matters. GirasoleAzzurra/The LadyHawk 23 April 2011 @ 06:51 pm Sacred spring … Continue reading
The Red Studio: Art was a language, and you could learn it
When I was in seventh and eighth grade, at St Frances of Rome school in the early 1960s, once a week a teacher came to visit who wasn’t a nun. She had a rich Spanish accent and an exotic history … Continue reading
farewell, beloved scent
Comme des Garçons was (and is) a perfume that introduced in 1994, a year when I was the editor-in-chief of a small professional magazine, a shopper of some repute, and at what turned out to be the height of my … Continue reading
Ten things you need to know about online classes, with a little help from the yellow submarine
(by GraceAnne A. DeCandido, for my graduate classes at Rutgers 8/2009) 1.The Long and Winding Road: Taking a class online is more work than an in-person class. You have to read more and faster, interact with your classmates more, log … Continue reading
Zucchini blossoms/Pumpkin flowers
Zucchini blossoms / pumpkin flowers, first published in 2015 or so. When I was a child, these were an extraordinary summer treat, almost magical, because no one I knew except our relatives ever made them. I made them today, and … Continue reading