Huntington beach — On my trips, whether it was Budapest, Chianti, or Khajuraho, I would look for the hideaways. The idea is to do whatever I normally do at home — scenic walks, picnic with some portable speakers, people watch at a cafe, even grocery shop. Before I learned to do this, traveling and the activities therein were enjoyable but inevitably contained by feelings of obligation. I (and I think many others, s...
Huntington beach — Read this New Yorker article today. Let’s pursue something other than a bucket list. We can protect ourselves from the pursuit of temporary gratification. We are vulnerable to this when we decorate c...
Huntington beach — Different places evoke different emotions in me, we will soon learn that well. And when I’m by the sea and I can taste the salt in the air and the sun kisses my skin, I feel infinite. I feel like I co...
Huntington beach — I’ve been trying to see color where there is only monochrome. I am weary by this photo. But I have only it, for reconciliation between my imagination and my history. A panicked helicopter above ...
Kale in flight, what do you do?
I know I will see Paris again. I hope it's soon.
During my first 3 days at the new job, I've spent over 7 hours in meetings or conference calls
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When I'm at the ocean, I'm a free and wild spirit; like I could run away and never look back.
Weekend essentials: Surf, sun, & peanut butter sandwiches. @hurley #mydayinla
The case to end bucket lists.
We are amalgams of innumerable thoughts, experiences, and sensitivities
Do "boring" things when you travel.