
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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Note: This first part of this piece is deadly serious and the second part is deadly silly. I wrote the first part because an internet friend send me a “checking in on you” message this morning. As I say a lot lately, I’m fine, it’s the worl...
Way back in the frosty January of 2004, as Timlin in the eighth Williamson in the ninth still echoed through my head (note: it’s a Red Sox thing), I applied for a job that I wasn’t sure I wanted and didn’t think I would get. I didn’t know w...
During all of my time at the State Department (note: 16 years on the books, 13 actually working and getting paid), I never heard anyone propose disseminating deliberate disinformation on any subject. In fact, I heard policymakers of various...
Once when I was a kid, my high school jazz band got to play at the Hatch Shell on Boston’s Esplanade after winning a gold medal at the state jazz competition. It was a huge honor. At the time, I described it as being like playing basketball...
When I first arrived in my little village in Geneva’s countryside, a neighbor, a young mother, told me a harrowing story of home invasion. Once, in the middle of the night, she woke to strange and disturbing sounds. When her husband went to...
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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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