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A Passage To America

January 18, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Aung San Suu Kyi, Cubans vs other Latins, cultural enclaves, democracy and social mobility, Ezra Pound, Getting Lost to Find Home, immigration, inclusiveness in the U. S., Inuit snow words, Inuits words for snow, Jabberwock., Lewis Carroll, Robert Frost's Mending Wall, shared prejudice
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In my mid-forties, one of my duties as the head of a local teachers union was to attend a national convention in Florida.   My mother, in her sixties at the time, and, always eager to travel, suggested we take this opportunity to make a cross-country motor trip together. Though diff
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Thank You, Christine

July 10, 2017
by Caroline Miller
"The Jabberwocky", blog writing for over 7 years, caroline miller, Christine, Lewis Carroll, vacation time
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“O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!”*  My former student from South Africa is coming to visit.  Having stood fixedly before my computer, pouring out nonsense or no-sense 5 days a week for the last 7-and-a- quarter years, I’m going to take a holiday.  I shall be absent from my p
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The Focus Hasn’t Changed

March 02, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Lewis Carroll, New American Stories, Sam Sacks, The Paris Review, The Unprofessionals, the Women's Movement
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Not long ago, I wrote a blog ruminating on why young women no longer heed the call for equality. (Blog 2/16/16)  A day later, I received an interesting response from a reader.  What politically active young women focus on today, she wrote, isn’t about women’s equality but about
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Gallumphing And Other Strategies

July 18, 2013
by Caroline Miller
"Taling The Walk", "The Jabberwocky", "Twenty Minutes in Manhattan", Lewis Carroll, Mark Kingwell, Michael Sorkin
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silly walk
“Anybody seen in a bus over the age of thirty has been a failure in life.” So concludes a former duchess of Westminster, Loelia Lindsay, who extolled walking. She is quoted in an article about the virtue of being on foot by Mark Kingwell. (“Talking The Walk,” Harper’s June 2
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