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Ian J. Battaglia
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New Initiatives Director & Editor, Chicago Review of Books
Chicago
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By Ian J. Battaglia Verified| mnchrm.co@ My visa came in early. After everyone we’d been in contact with, seemingly everyone we’d met tell us that acquiring a visa was a process that would take three, maybe four months, I received the certificate to collect my visa form the Japanese government in a month and a half. Ostensibly, this is good news—you don’t want to be waiting for months and months to figure out when you’re going to be able to go—but it sent us into a panic.
By Ian J. Battaglia Verified| mnchrm.co@ As we plan more and more for our move, something that’s coming into focus is how much (or rather, how little) we’ll be able to bring. Shipping things overseas is expensive, and even bringing checked bags adds up quick. From the beginning, we’ve been planning to save just a handful of items we love (our mid-century couch and coffee table, for example), shipping only the essentials to our new home in Japan. But I’ve started to realize how little that actually is.
By Ian J. Battaglia Verified| mnchrm.co@ My visa came in early. After everyone we’d been in contact with, seemingly everyone we’d met tell us that acquiring a visa was a process that would take three, maybe four months, I received the certificate to collect my visa form the Japanese government in a month and a half. Ostensibly, this is good news—you don’t want to be waiting for months and months to figure out when you’re going to be able to go—but it sent us into a panic.
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Chicago Review of Books
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