Tereza Jarnikova
Tereza studies math and trees and is trying to figure out the comparative merits of function and form. Send her your thoughts on any of this at tjarnik (at) gmail (dot) com.
Here are some other places Americans could interchange once in a while.
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Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers.
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From the Afrikaans for “white lightning,” witblits is a strong unaged grape brandy.
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It’s linguistically marvelous to be able to express a specific emotion so succinctly.
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You can use the sound an engine makes to discuss what it means to live a good life.
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How we make them is an interesting reflection of how we perceive the space we inhabit.
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“You can’t film on this train!” we hear a Russian voice bark.
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You’re holding a quantity of text greater than everything written since the invention of writing.
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For the 1000 km Finnmarksloppet, I listened to upbeat music a bit, so I wouldn’t start losing it.
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I’m left wondering about the limits of language.
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