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In the early 1961, the Columbia University School of Law Project on International Procedure invited Ginsburg to collaborate on a legal project with Swedish judge and scholar Anders Bruzelius. The project examined the justice systems of the two countries, an endeavor for which Ruth learned Swedish in New York before moving with her young daughter to live in Sweden for several months…Continue Reading

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I got together with the French guy who is now my boyfriend shortly after arriving in Paris to au pair in 2018, and promptly spent the next couple weeks (ok, maybe months) in perpetual bipolar romantic hell because half the time, I couldn’t figure out what was going on.Continue Reading

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I just want to preface this post by saying/acknowledging that I am waaay behind on my reading goals for the year. But you know what? I still read some damn good books, and at the end of the day, I’ll always take quality over quantity. In an earlier post, IContinue Reading

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Contrary to what many might think, two years doesn’t actually feel like that much time, but it does give me a comfortable sense of groundedness to be able to say: Who me? Oh, I’ve been here since 2018.Continue Reading