19 October 2010
17 October 2010
16 October 2010
maya's favorite book lately
I've read this book so many times in the past month, I think I know it by heart. I love it almost as much as Maya does. It's fun and beautiful and every detail is so thoughtful and new, even though it was first published in 1952 in Finland. The poetry, the drawings, the cut-out pages, the characters...soooooo great!



(thanks auntie Sarah Cave!)



(thanks auntie Sarah Cave!)
skadarlija
Some mornings, Maya and I go for a walk in Skadarlija, an old area of Stari Grad, the "Old City," with a lovely pedestrian cobblestone street. It's a few minutes walk from our house. She's always asking to go to "The Stones."

Sometimes we walk slow, looking at the stones and seeing what animals they look like.

Sometimes Maya goes fast and chases the pigeons away.




Sometimes we walk slow, looking at the stones and seeing what animals they look like.

Sometimes Maya goes fast and chases the pigeons away.



15 October 2010
14 October 2010
playdoh dinner
Maya and I were playing with playdoh today when she asked me to "make dinner." Here's what we came up with...I know a few of you out there will really appreciate this ;)


I don't know if she has any innate memory of it, but I ate a lot of ethiopian food when she was in the womb.
For those of you in NYC, go get some at GHENET in Park Slope!!! The best ethiopian food in the city. (Believe me, I've tried them ALL over the past 20 years.)


I don't know if she has any innate memory of it, but I ate a lot of ethiopian food when she was in the womb.
For those of you in NYC, go get some at GHENET in Park Slope!!! The best ethiopian food in the city. (Believe me, I've tried them ALL over the past 20 years.)
12 October 2010
10 October 2010
who's proud now?
After much controversy, the Belgrade Gay Pride Parade happened today...and so did violent clashes in the streets between anti-gay extreme right groups and the police. The local tv news at one point declared a "successful end" to the parade--i guess "successful" because a few hundred homosexuals walked across town and no one got killed--while meanwhile fighting continued all afternoon all over the city. Hm.
So was it worth the chaos? Was it worth destroying the city for? I mean, who benefited from the mess and media drama? Are the gays more proud? Are the hooligans less angry? I don't think the armor-clad RoboCops beat any of them into being more tolerant. And I don't think the gays made any new friends by insisting on an event that everyone knew would only end in violence. (By the way, if you're proud to be something, why not just be it? Why do you need a parade?) All were just pawns in someone else's game.
What a waste of a beautiful autumn Sunday.
So was it worth the chaos? Was it worth destroying the city for? I mean, who benefited from the mess and media drama? Are the gays more proud? Are the hooligans less angry? I don't think the armor-clad RoboCops beat any of them into being more tolerant. And I don't think the gays made any new friends by insisting on an event that everyone knew would only end in violence. (By the way, if you're proud to be something, why not just be it? Why do you need a parade?) All were just pawns in someone else's game.
What a waste of a beautiful autumn Sunday.
09 October 2010
07 October 2010
boogie's nike campaign is on the streets of milan
and it looks great!!
Here's the behind the scenes video of him at work:
...CLICK HERE for more pictures and more on the shoot at his blog
Here's the behind the scenes video of him at work:
...CLICK HERE for more pictures and more on the shoot at his blog
06 October 2010
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