There’s something about expressing to people who don’t know you the best (or maybe at all) that you feel like a failure. It’s a certain, scary brand of vulnerability. You want to put your best foot forward, but sometimes that would mean inactivity because you feel you have exactly zero good feet.
Biking to Everest
I remember the image in my mind of two bikes endlessly circling a wooden boat deck, rain or shine.
Instagram, Journalism and Branding. Oh my!
Who wants to come to a blog that seems to be about travel and read some creative writing with moderate sensual undertones about Antarctica--a place to which I have not traveled? Who wants to come to a blog that is about travel and see a ramble about journalism and branding? I don’t know, I guess we’ll see.
Antarctica calls
She allows no one to touch her. No, she touches them. . . . They search for the connection, the invisible line. For years they drift, roving and exploring, feeding and preying on other beauties. So many delectable feasts for the eyes to undress, the tongue to taste, the body to take in panting thrusts to their peaks. They tick them off, put notches in their belts as she lets them wander, and just when they think they’re free, she’ll pull the line.
The Ramble | Mission
verb ram·ble \ˈram-bəl\ : to walk or go from one place to another place without a specific goal, purpose, or direction : to go from one subject to another without any clear purpose or direction
One-word resolutions for the broke and grounded traveler
As travelers, we need a direction. I'm constantly dreaming of where to turn when I can. Save cash to go north with a parka? Eastward from JFK with a leather journal and a quest to discover my favorite Parisian bridge? What's just as important as a destination to a traveler's soul though, is the ability to look inward for … Continue reading One-word resolutions for the broke and grounded traveler
$37 and a travel blog.
You'll read L.A., see it in motion, hear its words. Whatever I can give you, I will. And then hopefully one day not long from now, I'll give you all much more from lands far, far away.
the RAMBLE 