Monthly Archives: December 2009

A Oaxacan Christmas In Details

26th

Dec. × ’09

By Sarah

It has been a Christmas of details. One of those times when life doesn’t come together as a coherent picture, but rather coalesces briefly into meaning in a smell or sound, a stray reflection, the blink of awareness between one fleeting moment and another. The air wafting in through the balcony door upstairs, smelling like [...]

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A Oaxacan Christmas In Details

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