Katerina insisted that Oia’s sunsets were the best in the world. When my Greek friend – voice punctuated by exclamation points and national pride – spoke about her homeland, her enthusiasm left little room for doubt. So we […]
Before the hand-made ornaments start shattering, before the tinsel clings to every piece of fabric, before one light blub in 400 burns out (to the consternation of all present), you […]
If your government (local or national) accomplishes one thing in 2013, what would you like that to be? I realize my demand is trivial; that your legislative calendar might be […]
The clank of an old wooden door gave us away. A tumbleweed, rolling between the five stunned locals, could not have looked more out of place. Wading tentatively through frozen […]
Someone once told me that in the USA, who you are is defined by what you do. If you, too, have traded a job for a backpack, consider these business cards for the long-term traveler. . .
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