Wanderings & Adventures
Tuscany, After Rome: One Bite at a Time
He Basked. I Filed the Report. We agreed, Ed and I, that we would write about overtourism. It was going to be thematic, maybe even
Women Who Leave a Trace
A personal archive of presence and persistence Since we’ve lived in Valencia and started traveling more consistently, I’ve been collecting something I don’t really have
Roman Games
Reflecting on our recent brief sojourn in Rome and Tuscany, Bonnie and I sat down to discuss the approach we’d take to writing a blog
A Whirlwind Week in Spain with Family
Hosting family and friends is an interesting mix of excitement and responsibility. You want them to fall in love with your hometown the way you
Choosing the We
When Ed and I are walking through a new city, he’s always the navigator. I’ve stopped even pulling out my phone. I just wait quietly
Reflections on the Bosphorus
I guess we’ve become seasoned travelers since our first visit to Istanbul in 2012. The magic and energy of this great city straddling two continents
Tuscany, After Rome: One Bite at a Time
He Basked. I Filed the Report. We agreed, Ed and I, that we would write about overtourism. It was going to be thematic, maybe even
Women Who Leave a Trace
A personal archive of presence and persistence Since we’ve lived in Valencia and started traveling more consistently, I’ve been collecting something I don’t really have
Roman Games
Reflecting on our recent brief sojourn in Rome and Tuscany, Bonnie and I sat down to discuss the approach we’d take to writing a blog
A Whirlwind Week in Spain with Family
Hosting family and friends is an interesting mix of excitement and responsibility. You want them to fall in love with your hometown the way you
Choosing the We
When Ed and I are walking through a new city, he’s always the navigator. I’ve stopped even pulling out my phone. I just wait quietly
Reflections on the Bosphorus
I guess we’ve become seasoned travelers since our first visit to Istanbul in 2012. The magic and energy of this great city straddling two continents
Tuscany, After Rome: One Bite at a Time
He Basked. I Filed the Report. We agreed, Ed and I, that we would write about overtourism. It was going to be thematic, maybe even
Roman Games
Reflecting on our recent brief sojourn in Rome and Tuscany, Bonnie and I sat down to discuss the approach we’d take to writing a blog
A Whirlwind Week in Spain with Family
Hosting family and friends is an interesting mix of excitement and responsibility. You want them to fall in love with your hometown the way you
Reflections on the Bosphorus
I guess we’ve become seasoned travelers since our first visit to Istanbul in 2012. The magic and energy of this great city straddling two continents
Blue Domes and Ancient Roads: Traveling Through Uzbekistan
You’re going where? Uzbekistan? Where’s that? Why? The thrill of the unknown gripped me as I arrived in Uzbekistan with the kind of anticipation that
Basque Country Gem
The Cave Stepping into the depths of the enormous cavern of rock, dampness and earth filling my nostrils, I was startled by the roar of