eavesdrop much?
I'm not writing as much as I used to do, but I still read and comment daily.
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Oh, and a quote:
"I spy for dead empires. It's my way of coping with the imperial ambitions of the living. I spy for Venice, Vienna, Istanbul; any imperial city that has lost its global reach. May I recruit you? We'll dress like American tourists, sip drinks on the terrace of the Gritti Palace and wave to passing groups of fellow agents disguised as Germans, Britons and Japanese. We'll wink knowingly at Russian impostors and counterfeit Swiss. No one will be the wiser, except possibly ourselves."
- Herbert Muschamp, New York Times Magazine, in an article about architecture
If you would like to visit my insides, leave a comment. All comments are screened.
Oh, and a quote:
"I spy for dead empires. It's my way of coping with the imperial ambitions of the living. I spy for Venice, Vienna, Istanbul; any imperial city that has lost its global reach. May I recruit you? We'll dress like American tourists, sip drinks on the terrace of the Gritti Palace and wave to passing groups of fellow agents disguised as Germans, Britons and Japanese. We'll wink knowingly at Russian impostors and counterfeit Swiss. No one will be the wiser, except possibly ourselves."
- Herbert Muschamp, New York Times Magazine, in an article about architecture