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The last 15 minutes of my ethics class and I found myself desperately wishing it were over.  And then I was driving down I-90 noticing that I had unconsciously turned on the windshield wipers and was watching the random droplets accumulate and disappear.  Accumulate and disappear.  Accumulate; disappear.  My conflicted disposition toward ethics had me entirely preoccupied until I arrived home.  T

Hey, I know we broke up and I was the one who broke up with you but I loved you as a friend We've been friends for five years for God's sakes! Why don't you call? You used to call me everyday You haven't called all summer and fall and winter! Is our friendship over for you? Do our memories mean nothing anymore? I just tried to think that you mean nothing to me and that I never liked you anyways but it's not like that! I can't be over you Even as a friend and I miss us!

When I started my research into the material culture of Sarawak, I came across the story of an extraordinary German/Australian woman who had lived and traveled in Sarawak from the 1940s to 1960s. She was with her husband, Alastair, who worked as a Sarawak government official. She had books of evocative black and white photographs of tribal life mid-century published by Malaysian publishers, with the captions in four languages, Iban, Malay, Chinese and English. Prior to moving to Sarawak, Hedda had also lived and traveled through China in the 1930s.