We were surprised at how many things we had been able to fit in at this point. If you’ve been reading these posts chronologically, you’ll know that we skipped two…
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It’s a big world…
We were surprised at how many things we had been able to fit in at this point. If you’ve been reading these posts chronologically, you’ll know that we skipped two…
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I drug Steve out to do a little more Sociology-related fieldwork during this day in London – we made the obligatory pilgrimage to the burial place of Karl Marx, Toren’s…
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Given that this was a work trip, we started the day out properly – we went to a church service so I could do a bit of ethnographic field work. …
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With just a couple days to see London, Steve and I tried to pack a lot in. So, even though we were up late (until about 2:00 am as I…
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This was the day of the conference. The conference was the inaugural conference of the Non-Religion and Secularity Research Network, an organization primarily made up of scholars interested in the…
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I arrived at Gatwick airport around 8:00 am, relatively unrested (thanks to my talkative neighbor). I quickly made my way through customs, picked up my bag, exchanged some currency, then…
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While I wasn’t particularly excited to leave for the UK on my birthday, in a sense it was kind of a nice birthday present, so I didn’t really mind. I…
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During our visit to Fort de Soto, my Mom decided she had to chase down the birds lounging on the beach:
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One last photo from Fort de Soto. Toren was being pretty good and was very cute when we put him into his own chair:
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