NvB: Bored in Brno?: The Fall's Fallen

The Fall's Fallen

I guess it's that time of year. Or something. I've been looking at my links list at the right, and it seems that it's not completely living up to its claim—that is, not that any of the blogs there are uninteresting, but some of them are dead. So, in the interests of those who like to do autopsies on dead blogs, I'm listing them here so that they don't disappear for good. After all, they did a lot of great stuff.

Čest jejích památce / To the honor of their memory

*Gazing into the Abyss - We're never too far from the edge.
*Jeremy in Armenia Jeremy is a fellow Michigan grad student, so presumably he's returned to Ann Arbor and the good academic life.
*Living in SK has continued Living in SF
*Moskovie Melochi, aka Moscow minutiae, has returned stateside to do some Procrastinating in Pittsburgh.
*Prague Blog had enough beer, moved to Japan, and started a new brog.
*Somewhere in Bohemia has moved to somewhere else, this time with a nice and sunny climate.
*J'habite à Paris is now habitating and rousting about in Ypsilanti (Michigan).

I'll miss you all. Though it will never be the same, I have added a few new links that still promise to bore you less. Enjoy!

Tags: links, farewells

Posted 06 September 2006 at 00:55.

The Blog

What is "Bored in Brno"? a) the best Czech movie of 2003, b) a blog about Brno (the Czech Republic's second largest city) and my adventures in and observations of south and east Moravia. I usually post about music, arts, culture, and stuff in Brno; or, I talk about whatever; or, I may bore you.

There's a Czech saying about how you are a new person for every language you learn. Here's your chance to experience Czech vicariously and to become your new self, now conveniently available in English translation. (Or at least something reasonably close to English.)

If you have questions, suggestions, like what you see, or you're just plain bored, don't hesitate to leave a comment or e-mail me.

The Blogger

A graduate student in music and anthropology writing a dissertation about music in Moravia, the eastern third of the Czech Republic. At some point, the Czech Republic's "second city" (that would be Brno) captured my attention, and I've since been blogging about events, arts, music, and other stuff—basically whatever interests me in and around the cityscape. I'm not living in Brno now, but I keep up with the cultural pulse from afar as best I can.

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