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Like Hemingway said, “And then there was the weather,” at the beginning of A Moveable Feast, the only book that I try to reread every year.

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As a young boy, Hamish Wallace got interested in foreign languages because he thought they were codes. When his parents were going to talk about money or something they didn’t want him to understand, they spoke in Spanish.

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 I would not have known that a city shared a name with the fictitious setting of one of my favorite cartoon programs had my friend not moved here more than two years ago.
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I would not have known that a city shared a name with the fictitious setting of one of my favorite cartoon programs had my partner not moved here more than two years ago. Stepping out of the airport, I was waiting to be greeted by the cartoon narrator exclaiming, “The city of Townsville!” I have apparently lived far too long in Manila, where everything is animated.
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Seeing Europe from the inside

By Tanya T. Lara | February 10, 2013 - 12:00am

Like Hemingway said, “And then there was the weather,” at the beginning of A Moveable Feast, the only book that I try to reread every year.

Travel and Tourism

Of travels & travails

By Tanya T. Lara | February 10, 2013 - 12:00am

As a young boy, Hamish Wallace got interested in foreign languages because he thought they were codes. When his parents were going to talk about money or something they didn’t want him to understand, they spoke...

Travel and Tourism

The City of Townsville!

By Ann Corvera | January 24, 2010 - 12:00am

I would not have known that a city shared a name with the fictitious setting of one of my favorite cartoon programs had my friend not moved here more than two years ago.

Starweek Magazine

The City of Townsville!

By Ann Corvera | December 1, 2009 - 12:04am

I would not have known that a city shared a name with the fictitious setting of one of my favorite cartoon programs had my partner not moved here more than two years ago. Stepping out of the airport, I was waiting...