A Beautiful Park

Looking toward Hyde Park from Kensington Garden

London

Christ Church

The cemetery at one of the oldest churches in America

Travels

Winter Skiing!

The view from atop Copper Moutain in Colorado ...

Skiing

Oh, Flannery ...

Outside Flannery O'Connor's Savannah home

Travels

The British Museum

A look up at the sky ...

London

The Perfect Eatery

I love to stop by the Grypon Tea Room in Savannah ...

Travels

Westminster Abbey

Stonework outside the church ...

London

Meadowlark Inn

My favorite in Brattleboro, VT ...

Travels

Blackwell's in Oxford

The oldest bookstore in England ...

London

Coleus in Savannah

Late season coleus go to flower in the park

Travels

Flowers in Vermont

From the garden behind the Meadowlark Inn

Travels

An Old Building @ Oxford

In no short supply

London

Mercer House

One of Savannah's most reknowned landmarks

Travels

The Village Cork

A favorite wine bar in Denver, CO

Travels

Cemetary in Oxford, UK

A tranquil spot near downtown Oxford

Travels

A Mountain View

The Meadowlark Inn offers beautiful Vermont hills

Travels

Nun's Garden

Queens College, Oxford has the sweetest little garden ...

London

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Archive for 'Conference' Category

What I Learned in East Lansing #4

Oct 12th, 2009 by Will | 5

Here’s the last thing I learned in EL that I’m going to share, which is really more a “remembered” than a “learned”: the families we make are powerful and important. I’ve spent a week with Matt and Trav, and while I knew, deep down, that they were important to me as people (and as students [...]

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Things I Learned in East Lansing #3

Oct 11th, 2009 by Will | 0

The third thing I’ve learned on my trip to MSU/East Lansing is this: I’m too old to hang out with graduate students! Oy vey! These folks stay up until 1:00 or 2:00 or, heaven forbid, 3:00 a.m. and then pop up in the morning to go do things like teach or present papers at conferences.  [...]

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Things I Learned in East Lansing #1

Oct 6th, 2009 by Will | 0

Here’s the first thing I’ve learned in East Lansing: I miss graduate school.  A lot! I spent most of yesterday and all of today on the campus of Michigan State, which is really quite beautiful, even on overcast and rainy days. I’ve eavesdropped on classes, spent several hours in the Writing Center listening to tutors [...]

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Visiting East Lansing, Writing/Reading

Oct 6th, 2009 by Will | 0

I’m now one day in to my visit to East Lansing, MI, for Feminisms & Rhetorics.  Terribly excited about this trip, largely because I get to spend a whole week with two of my favorite people, Trav and Matt. Despite the joy of a week with these two, and dear-hearts from MSU to boot, I’m [...]

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Gentle People in San Fran and Out

Mar 13th, 2009 by Will | 0

I really can’t think of anything about the trip to San Francisco that has been bad.  Somethings have been a little disappointment, but you know, did I really expect that I’d have free massage services at my hotel? Meetings on Thursday, parties; sessions this morning, chairing and responding to a brilliant and wonderful session with [...]

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Catching Up

Feb 13th, 2009 by Will | 1

It’s been far too long since my last post.  Ugh.  School has had me so busy lately that I’ve just not been able to get any writing done for myself, or for personal pleasure, or for Susie’s pleasure since she’s the only one who reads my blog anymore.  And why would anyone read my blog [...]

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CCCC2008 - NOLA Reflection

Apr 2nd, 2008 by Will | 1

Walking past the Windsor Court Hotel and thinking how empty NOLA seems right now without Thomas, Shelby, and Julia … oh that’s wonder scones w/ clotted cream.

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CCCC2008 - Arrival

Apr 2nd, 2008 by Will | 1

A bumpy plane ride through stormy skies was ultimately not that interesting, though the leather seats on the ExpressJet did NOT breathe and my back was a sweat-rag when we finally landed.  Of course, that was helped tremendously by the instant humidity upon disembarkation.
Fun to be back in NOLA, especially since last time, I was [...]

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Off to NYC

Nov 13th, 2007 by Will | 4

When the clock strikes 5:30 a.m., I’ll be waking to shower and head to NYC until Sunday … first time I’ve ever stayed on Broadway in the heart of Times Square. Not the sort of place I’ve every really wanted to stay, but I chose it because of its convenience to the conference events [...]

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My New York State of Mind

Nov 12th, 2007 by Will | 2

It ain’t good right now. Not that I’m not looking forward to the trip to the city on Wednesday for NCTE/NWP, or that I’m not looking forward to seeing friends, or that I’m not eager to conduct my presentation on Friday … But this stage-hands strike has me in a tizzie. I was [...]

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