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  • Ouzo of Dalmatia

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 2 Comments

    “Because I paid for Ouzo, I claimed naming rights and, though he had no ‘papers,’ we knew he had a pedigree. Ouzo was a pure-bred dalmatian, with all the havoc such breeding (such…

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  • The Color Orange & My First Cousin Steadman

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 3 Comments

    “Though Steadman and I—on those so very rare occasions when we meet—are more or less overcome, for the duration of our time together, and all but speechless, remembering our mutual losses, we also…

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  • Dear Vassili . . . (Best of Hubris)

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 0 Comments

    “Throughout the land, Democrats and Independents alike await (like Godot) the reappearance of Special Counsel Robert Swan ‘Bob’ Mueller III, who, we pray (to no one in particular) will come forth, sooner rather…

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  • A Dog Named Ouzo

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 7 Comments

    “Because I paid for Ouzo, I claimed naming rights and, though he had no ‘papers,’ we knew he had a pedigree. Ouzo was a pure-bred dalmatian, with all the havoc such breeding (such…

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  • The One-Legged Yogini

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 2 Comments

    “Iyengar Yoga master-teacher, Kofi Busia, writes: ‘Health is not, and cannot be, an individual affair. It is a community—indeed, a cosmic—affair. Individuation is the root cause of all suffering. A community, even a…

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  • The Difficult Lesson of Subtraction

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 12 Comments

    “The year of work was intense and solitary. Helen, on her coast, set me tasks; I, on the other coast, took them on. One involved visualizing the mindful subtraction—element by element—of parts of…

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  • A Half-Century of Seeing with Luis Orozco

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 6 Comments

    “What I do remember, and perhaps few others are alive to share these memories now, is that, before the tourists, came the painters. Greece, and the Cyclades in particular, with their ethereal, stunning…

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  • James Dickey: The Toad in the Word-Garden

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 2 Comments

    “He was old when last I saw him. He’d quit fighting the mirror. His hair was clipped short, unlike the Cinnabon concoction of the 70s. No more that hopeful objet trouvé swirling over…

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  • The Far Land of Affliction

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 5 Comments

    “Affliction is a well-visited destination, but one on no one’s published itinerary. Our visas are universally stamped (in invisible ink) at birth (and, often, before birth) in our mutable flesh. But, until we…

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  • Our New Old Home Place

    Elizabeth Boleman-Herring / 11 Comments

    “On the first of January, though, these dreams abruptly ceased after Dean and I drove north, out of Florida, through Georgia, and on up into the Piedmont of South Carolina. Drove home, in…

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