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posted by Simona @ 6:08 PM
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Tangier, sometime home to Paul Bowles, Matisse, Samuel Beckett, Brion Gysin, Yves Saint-Laurent, and now, Simona Eva Schneider. Read my tales, however small or tall in serious storybook form. A cinema is in the making here in Tangier with an element of suspense due to an unstable bureaucracy. Will Chaplin and Murnau make their debut this summer in the plazas of Tangier? Will Chantal Ackerman find a Tangerine audience? Only the Tangier Telegram knows.
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Previous Posts
- Leisure Time
- Leisure Time
- Landscape (2005)
- Our christmas treat
- Invisible Hands Exhibition!
- life runs down
- life runs out
- The fate of all sheep on aid el kebir
- I love this chick
- grazing on the new lawn
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Wednesday, October 24, 2007
cat food
Cats ate well during Ramadan. People ate vicariously through them?
posted by Simona @ 6:07 PM
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Looks harder after you look back--just another reason not to look back
posted by Simona @ 5:59 PM
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Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Saudi style
Meriem’s sister went to Saudi Arabia because they were in need of talented hairdressers there, and Morocco, she admits shyly but proudly, is known for its beauticians. She brought back a Saudi get-up to wear to parties. Here it is fashionable to wear, she says. Everyone loves the sleeves, that are subtle but shiny with beads and delicate lace. Just then a Saudi soap opera became noticeable the way TV does in a silence, and she laughed and pointed and said, there even the men wear headscarves.
posted by Simona @ 3:04 PM
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Does anyone know what these pink, wild looking Tangier flowers are?
posted by Simona @ 3:02 PM
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Tanger --Tratados Codigos Leyes y Jurisprudencia
The first volume of the International Zone "bible"--a book of laws and regulations.
posted by Simona @ 2:56 PM
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