Wanderings & Adventures

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Sicily: Embracing Pluralism
About Sicily – Bonnie Since moving to Spain just over two years ago, we’ve popped over to Italy three times. After our first trip in March 2023, it occurred to me that we could go to Italy for...
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Escape to Catalonia
The Iberian Peninsula has been a dreary place for the past month – cold, blustery, raining every day. Beginning the first of March, we’ve also had to contend with Las Fallas, the annual insanity that is...
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Calçots - A culinary Experience
After enjoying warm and sunny Oman we returned to a cool and rainy Valencia. It has been unusually chilly in our lovely Mediterranean city (it’s barely above the mid 50s most days). When I can’t escape...
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Five (or Six) Squares a Day
“Everyone needs three square meals a day.” “Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.”  If you found yourself nodding in agreement to either of these statements, you are obviously not from...
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Middle East Adventure
Oman’s Natural Beauty An antidote A gentle breeze softly stirred the fine, dry sand and swirled it across the slight ridge of the dune where I sat soaking up the last of the day. The colors around...

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

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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

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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

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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

Read More »

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

Read More »

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

Read More »

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

Read More »

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

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