Personal stories, Interviews, photos, reviews. Thursday, August 16, 2012. An update - 898 days later. On twitter, here on Google. And over on my Facebook. My WorldIrish profile is here.

Another bus, another town. Vilcabamba, a small town full of ageing American hippies and unshaven, unwashed travelling youths, bongos and all. At least I could ask for a coffee with milk and sugar and actually get a decent coffee rather than a lukewarm cup of milk and a jar of Nescafé. Have I mentioned yet that my Spanish is almost non-existent and that what Spanish I do know is butchered by my English accent? And p.

My name is Catherine Sanderson. Petite Anglaise was my blogging pseudonym from 2004 until 2009. For the first two years, I blogged anonymously about my life in France, about parenting a bilingual child and, very occasionally, recounted something funny that had happened at my anonymous workplace. It was the latter that got me into hot water, costing me my job. In my unidentifiable office and. A few journalists were to be found among my daily readers, and .

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Declaring Victory and Going Home. Any good political organizer knows the importance of finding campaigns that are doable and winnable. And then there are times when you just look around for an easy win in order to give some credibility to the cause and to galvanize the troops to boost their confidence. And then there were times when you just throw in the towel, declare it a win, and go out for a beer.