
How an American Africa expert deals with moving to Geneva and becoming a stay-at-home dad. Featuring lots of parenting, lots of travel, and a little bit of whining.
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At a charming restaurant in Bled, the equally charming owner chatted me up. It was the normal non-conversation. “Where are you from? Why are you here?” When I said “I’m an American,” he jumped ahead.
“I love Americans, but when they come h...
Save perhaps for a brief moment between 1992 and 1995, theme parks have never been my jam. Sure, like any All-American kid, I desperately wanted to go to them, but we seldom did. I’d periodically come up with “economical” ways to go to Disn...
Most, if not all, Westerners, who take an interest in Africa go through a period of credulousness. There are so many strange, fantastic, and awful stories coming from the continent that it becomes easy—too easy—to believe them all.
And We...
In grade 5P, the equivalent of American fourth grade, the Geneva public schools start teaching kids German. They teach kids Hochdeutsch (note: High German), rather than the Schweizerdeutsch dialect generally spoken in Switzerland. Kids in t...
Today is my oldest friend’s 50th birthday. Well, he’s not my oldest friend. I have lots of friends older than that. He’s my longest tenured friend, in the sense that he was the first of my friends to get tenure at a university. Of course, i...
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I'm just your average former Red Sox blogger and Africa specialist trying to make it as a stay-at-home dad in Switzerland, while not watching the Red Sox or writing about Africa. Maybe I'll discuss cheese? Or knives?
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