Here’s a habit to which I’d like to become more accustomed: little-e exploring, wherever I find it. The Professor and I got back to our
To Everything, Turn: My Turn
I’ve been static too long, floating on my back in the eddies. That changes soon. Next June I’m going to stay in a monastery (with real nuns!) for thirty days, do some deep thinking, and then write about it what I learn.
Photo credit: Courtesy of Monastery of St. Gertrude
How to Vote This November
I don’t typically post about politics anymore. I’m tired of it, you’re tired of it, we’re all tired of it. Regardless, the Professor and I
San Franciso, Again
Sometimes you have to go back to go forward. Tim Cahill “The San Francisco ferry’s just like the US mail,” says the man watching us
My Philanthropy: One Things in the Time of Pandemic
I’ve had a few requests to read my latest story about how the Pandemic changed me (and the world) and my approach to travel as a result. Here’s what I wrote for the Book Passage Travel Writers and Photographers Conference Suitcase Award Contest.
Why I’ll Keep Writing for Range Magazine
What is the right way to protect the West and the values we treasure? What do you think? My latest from Bits & Spurs, Range
Dispatches From Out West 