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  • Maroussi On My Mind

    Diana Farr Louis

    “It was then I began to feel like Rip Van Winkle. Nothing in our old neighborhood bears any resemblance to the charming quarter of only 20 years ago. When I first arrived, the…

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  • Recipes for Comfort of the Wintry Soul

    Diana Farr Louis

    “Even though I majored in English Literature in college, I was never fond of Ezra Pound’s poetry (or politics). Even though T. S. Eliot dedicated ‘The Waste Land’ to him, calling him il…

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  • Christmas in Athens: An Ancient Greek Reminisces

    Diana Farr Louis

    Eating Well Is The Best Revenge By Diana Farr Louis The iconic Greek family at their dinner table. “When I was young, growing up on Long Island, my father used to bring home…

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  • Athens Is The New Athens (Revisited)

    Diana Farr Louis

    “This column, first published last May, was the result of several months spent exploring The Big Olive for a new book, 111 Places in Athens That You Shouldn’t Miss. I intended it as…

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  • The Summer That Came & Went

    Diana Farr Louis

    “The summer’s unseasonal storms, which did more harm than good, followed a rainless winter and spring. Even as early as mid-June, not long after we arrived to stay, locals were telling dire tales…

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  • Montofoli: A World Apart

    Diana Farr Louis

    “Our hostess explains, laughing, that the name of this estate/vineyard in southern Evia probably means Mount of Leaves, from the Italian foglie, but that it could just as easily be Monto Folly or Mount…

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  • Is Tom There? Remembering My Brother

    Diana Farr Louis

    “‘Is Tom there?’ I can still hear my father mimicking the girls who used to call my teenage brother several times a day back in the mid-1940s. He would lift his own voice…

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  • Jam Session & A Tribute to My Father

    Diana Farr Louis

    “As my father was born on June 2, 1892, I never fail to think of him this month. A sugar broker who loved his job and the commodity, he would have been horrified…

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  • Athens Is The New Athens

    Diana Farr Louis

    “The real revolutionaries are those who keep going with a smile, with a thought for their fellow residents, and respond to our straitened circumstances in creative ways, refusing to be cowed by nefarious…

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  • A Halcyon Day in Elefsina, Revisited

    Diana Farr Louis

    Eating Well Is The Best Revenge  By Diana Farr Louis “The site of The Mysteries, one of the holiest in the Ancient World, was not on any but the most scholarly tourist’s list…

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