On presence & gratitude: Two lessons travel continues to teach
North America, Travelogue, United StatesTravel is a relentless teacher. Some days, the lessons are simple: eat what you’re served, be polite, follow the golden […]
Travel is a relentless teacher. Some days, the lessons are simple: eat what you’re served, be polite, follow the golden […]
I skied with my children two days this week. It was one of those surreal, later years parenting moments in […]
When I close my eyes time does not exist. My little boys are curled up like puppies, asleep on beanbag […]
Winter has come, in earnest. And with it, bitter cold. Blackwater Creek, which rushes just below the window where I’m […]
The only sound is the water rushing in the creek below my window. Occasionally a moo from one of the […]
The raspberries tasted like summer. Warm sun on prickly green leaves. The lazy buzz of Dad’s honey bees going about […]
One of the reasons we travel is to see new things. To learn. To grow. To be stretched. To stand […]
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 […]
The USS Arizona is still weeping. Great viscous tears of pitch coloured oil, leaking from deep inside her war torn […]
Unless you’ve been around a long time, you may not know that we have a theme song. It’s kind of […]