Vince JuaristiLauburu: You can’t go home againThomas Wolff wrote, “You can’t go home again.” I read and enjoyed the novel years ago, but didn’t fully grasp its full import until my…Jul 5, 20211Jul 5, 20211
Vince JuaristiLauburu: Keep Your Own SweatMy technology company is Arbola. I named it after Gernikako Arbola, the tree of the Basque, that has stood (or its successors have stood)…Jun 20, 20211Jun 20, 20211
Vince JuaristiLauburu: In My Mind’s EyeThe Bay of Biscay, in the elbow of Spain and France, lives as a bright blue and green emerald in my mind’s eye. I’ve visited. I’ve seen…Apr 12, 2021Apr 12, 2021
Vince JuaristiLauburu: Empty HousesAfter my younger sister, Amy, who is 12 years my junior, left home for college, I talked with dad on the phone. He seemed more garrulous…Mar 8, 20211Mar 8, 20211
Vince JuaristiLauburu: Basque Work, Basque LessonsThe Erreka Group operates in Guipúzcoa, the heart of Basque Country, manufacturing and selling a variety of goods including sliding doors…Jan 10, 2021Jan 10, 2021
Vince JuaristiLauburu: Yes, Santa has a Cousin and He’s BasqueVince Juaristi, Dec 24, 2020Dec 15, 2020Dec 15, 2020
Vince JuaristiLauburu: A Basque ThanksgivingAfter the Mayflower reached Plymouth, the pilgrims suffered a treacherous winter. Many starved or froze or died of disease. Another winter…Nov 9, 2020Nov 9, 2020
Vince JuaristiLauburu: Dad Voted the Right WayDad came from Spain in 1948 to herd sheep in Nevada at a time when there were more livestock than people. He didn’t speak English and…Oct 22, 2020Oct 22, 2020
Vince JuaristiLauburu: Silver PansFelicia Basanez came over for all my birthdays. She was a lovely Basque woman, elegant in dress, spritzed with sweet perfume, and perfectly…Sep 26, 2020Sep 26, 2020
