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
Tag: Travel
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.
The Way of Our World, the Muse Speaks During Idaho Wine Tour
Last Saturday some girlfriends and I, most from my new neighborhood, were barreling down a dusty, washboardy gravel road on the Idaho Wine Tour bus
Heads Up, Travel Writers (and Wanabees)
After a two-year hiatus, this August it’s back for the thirtieth year and I’m going! If you’re interested in the travel writing genre, I highly
My Full Cup: October Gratitude
Friday marked my last day (for awhile) of traveling the state to visit with new and old friends and colleagues. I am delighted to report
Oh-Dark-Hundred Musings: Speed-Dating My Way Through Idaho
I amuse myself with the title of this post. Oh-Dark-Hundred is a military term, says the Internet, for being awake at some supposedly God-forsaken and
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