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By Caitlin Kelly Well, really 26, since we met in 2001.

I love this pewter Art Nouveau plate, one of the few things inherited from my mother and grandmother By Caitlin Kelly It’s that time again, kids!

A show I saw in London at the Imperial War Museum in September 2024 By Caitlin Kelly Today — the 25th anniversary of 9/11 — is a day many of us just want to forget.

The Spitalfields weekly antiques market, London By Caitlin Kelly There’s an interesting divide between people who loathe antiques and those who prize them.

The flea market in Lyon.

By Caitlin Kelly Sometimes, rarely, I see a film or TV show that hits me quite hard, touching on some of the tougher moments in my life.

By Caitlin Kelly Loved this recent NYT story about a man who collects sounds: Fresh from completing a Loeb Fellowship at Harvard, Smolicki made an excursion to New York City, where he has taken soundwalks over the years.

Wherever I lived with my mother, this hung on the wall — I cleaned and reframed it By Caitlin Kelly The Beatles sang it well, on their 1965 album Rubber Soul.

By Caitlin Kelly I’m writing this at the dining table of a friend I met in Grade 8 in Toronto at boarding school.

By Caitlin Kelly I had been dreading it for months.

By Caitlin Kelly (An updated blog from 2023) I attended summer camp in northern Ontario, Camp Glen Bernard, on Lake Bernard, near Sundridge, ages 12 to 16 and loved it after trying two earlier camps ages 8-12.

Photos from the ABT program by staff photographer Rosalie O’Connor, who danced with ABT for 15 years By Caitlin Kelly I love story ballets!

The stunning landscapes of Sedona By Caitlin Kelly As longtime readers here know, I chose to move to the U.S. at 30, with the luck of being, then, the unmarried child of an American citizen which gave me access to a green card.