Jennifer Miller

Duane Forrest: One Man Can Change The World: On Genesis, Selfishness & Serendipity

4:40 a.m. I am awake. My brain is writing. I don’t know why this happens to me. Perhaps it’s just […]

Two months ago, today, I was sitting on Kailua beach with my friend Powell,working our way through a bottle of […]

There has been a nuthatch at the feeder this week. He arrives intermittently, among the crowd of doves and blue […]

Ice is art when painted on a living canvas: A perfect curlycue of clear crystal clings to the tip of […]

At 5:00 p.m. it is solidly dark on Wolfe Island. At 5:00 a.m. it was also solidly dark. I was […]

I have been trying to write this letter for days. Life keeps getting in the way. It is cold this […]

‘Tis the season to buy stuff, right? I’ve been asked several times in the past month “what we do about […]

One of the reasons we travel is to see new things. To learn. To grow. To be stretched. To stand […]

Getting my haircut, as we travel, always makes me nervous. I’m picky, and my haircuts have to be low maintenance. […]

This time last year we were in Borneo. Orangutans, jungle walks and old head-hunter skulls for Christmas. We rented this […]

Perhaps the hardest thing about this friends and family tour through the midwestern United States is the pace. Eighteen sets […]

I-94 around Chicago is shrouded in fog. Not the pea soup kind that makes for white knuckle driving. This is […]