
I Miss You
Relationships can be hard. Relationships can be painful. Relationships can be worth it. A poem for my love. Continue Reading →
Our Historic Adventures Together
Relationships can be hard. Relationships can be painful. Relationships can be worth it. A poem for my love. Continue Reading →
Arriving in Xi’an, we explore the beautiful city center with its ancient Ming Dynasty monuments, and a trip out to the Qin Dynasty mausoleum with its famous terracotta warriors. Continue Reading →
After a 40 hour train ride rising to more than 11,000 feet, we arrive in Lhasa to see the temples of the Tibetan people, learn of their history, and appreciate the struggle they have with nature and other human groups. Continue Reading →
For me, one of the most challenging aspects of the pandemic has really begun to chafe as we move into the new year. Continue Reading →
In 2007, Patrick and I joined Corinne and Tim on the first of what would be many trips around the world. We visited Beijing, Lhasa, Xian, and Tokyo. This is the first story of our Historic Beijing Adventure. Continue Reading →
Safari conjured up many half-formed ideas and most of these were relatively negative.
I investigated our accommodations. Hmmm…
I still thought this was going to be a visit to the zoo via truck. Continue Reading →
Can I recover or move the writing? Will anyone read it? Pah!
Simply begin.
Again.
And perhaps do it imperfectly, but more often. Continue Reading →
Miraculous bridge /
Above the Columbia /
Fades into the ash. Continue Reading →
So, I’ve sadly retreated from what I thought would give me access to phone and messages on my Windows Surface Pro. I was so full of excitement for the sexy hardware and the integration with work. I can only say that I’m thrilled to have had time this week to live through the disappointment without the press of serious obligations. Continue Reading →
In these trying times /
The rising sun reminds us /
Life is worth the fight. Continue Reading →