NOSTALGIE

 "[R]eflective nostalgia cherishes shattered fragments of mem­ory and temporalizes space."

Thinking about this essay (catching up on open tabs over break): Nostalgia and Its Discontents | The Uses of the Past | Issues | The Hedgehog Review

And thinking about--here: layers of "reflective nostalgia" hidden inside of each other--how Phil and I had a tiny Parisian apartment for one month in the summer of 2010 and we would turn on this radio station, while cooking dinner, called "Nostalgie" (Nostalgie - Wikipedia) . . . everything smelled like wet towels. I had terrible insomnia. It was wonderful.