Queer Elder Expat
C.J. JanovyMaking sense of all this history I'm still living through.
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Muses in marinas
A skiff I sometimes see in one of Setúbal’s marinas has a name I love: Outra Vez. For such an unpretentious boat, the name carries almost mystical meaning. In Portuguese, “outra vez” means “again,” though I tend to read the phrase more lite...
‘The burgers were as weird as the music’
The truck for Hamburgueria Criativa, a restaurant in Loures, Portugal, parked at Setúbal’s Largo Zeca Afonso in April 2026.
The busker who’d set up his microphone in Setúbal’s central plaza one recent afternoon was playing a Dylan song: “B...
On leaving home, one year later
The last time we went to Kauffman Stadium was on April 22, 2025, a Tuesday night. The Kansas City Royals beat the Colorado Rockies 4-3 in 11 innings. Daniel Lynch pitched. We are forever grateful to the friends who invited us to share these...
Extra! My first 25 de Abril
A woman at Lisbon’s April 25 parade held a sign depicting a typewriter and a sewing machine with the words “Por todas as vulgares mulheres extraordinárias” (“for all the extraordinary ordinary women”). It was that kind of day.
Yesterday wa...
A road of revolutionaries
A BP gas station in Setúbal on a street named after a communist anti-fascist. Earlier this week, a liter of gasóleo simples was €2.07 (about $9.12 per gallon).
Today is Portugal’s most important national holiday. April 25 celebrates 1974’s...
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She/her. Journalist originally from the US Midwest now in Portugal, looking for meaning in this history we're making.
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