Camino de Santiago: On feet, faith & chosen family
Europe, SpainThe meseta is long, and hot. The Way stretches off, through endless waves of grain blown by oceans of invisible […]
The meseta is long, and hot. The Way stretches off, through endless waves of grain blown by oceans of invisible […]
Everyday the Camino surprises me. Wheat fields laughing in red poppies. Spanish blue skies ruffled like flamenco dresses with clouds. […]
The Camino is littered with broken hearts. Some so raw that they’re carried in blood soaked hands, by pilgrims whose […]
We’ve been walking for a week. Our days are full and finding time to write has been a challenge. Words […]
Pierre-Paulo likens the experience to a musical symphony. Attempting to sleep in an alberque that is a medieval stone church, […]
To say that Jade is excited to be here might be a teeny understatement. After two very long days of […]
Europe is a big place. So much history, so much culture, so many “must-sees.” How does a parent know where […]
The excitement was palpable in the apartment this morning. The skies over Kiev were grey but the light from the […]
Kiev is a really beautiful city. We’re so lucky to have an apartment right downtown, within easy walking distance of […]
Today has been a day of dichotomies: English & Ukrainian, hot and cold, healthy & sick, American & Foreign, […]
I cannot say Khmelnitsky. Rustic (roo-stick) spent several hours of the car ride last night trying to help me. It’s […]
There’s been much discussion of late in the circles I follow of the impending leap day. Once every four years […]