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Tag Archives: Canada
Like Snowflakes, we are all unique- Sagar is 22
As we drove to Lake Erie from Niagara memories of the last visit , our walk through Drummond hill cemetery and monuments . There we meditated in front of the monument in memory of Laura Secord ( 1812-14 war) who … Continue reading
Following footsteps
FOOD FOR THOUGHT Some of us think I could have been a success but I never had the right opportunity. I wasn’t born into the right family, or I didn’t have the money or go to the best school. But … Continue reading
Posted in life
Tagged Canada, COVID19 notes, family photographs, Indian Diaspora, Tripoli Reading Group, Walks
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Year End Diary 2020-2- Photographs- Interrogating Dystopias
Imagined versus Idealized She imagined dystopia , but always regarded it from the point of view of the Garden of Eden Fink Lendvai- Dircksen on the works of Diane Arbus As we reviewed the photo – diaries of 2020, earlier … Continue reading
Posted in COVID19 Lockdown notes, Diary, Walks
Tagged Art, Canada, COVID19 notes, Diane Arbus, Diary, Indian Diaspora, Raghubir Singh, Walks
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