We just returned to Bratislava after celebrating Christmas in Philadelphia with our kids. When we all get together, we have a wonderful time. This Christmas was no exception. In spite of their ages (20, 25, and 32) , they each have their own wants and needs… Read More ›
Ruminations
Random thoughts on life as a full-time traveler.
Home for the holidays…
Well there’s no place like home for the holidays. My dad loved to sing along with Perry Como. For the last month, that seems to be the assumption of my peers. During the gathering time before meetings, I invariably get the question, “You are going home… Read More ›
Thanksgiving from afar
Thanksgiving is a portable holiday. It is that day which connects Americans at our core – no matter where we celebrate it. This Thanksgiving, my family is spread the way Americans innately seem to spread. My husband returned to northern… Read More ›
Life Transitions
We’re homeless. In the stroke or two or three of a pen, our home went from us to a nice young family–a new baby, maybe a puppy down the road. I’m sure they told their friends they bought it from an “elderly… Read More ›
In pursuit of empathy
If a stranger asks me for money, I give it to them. I encourage my kids to do the same. In the nature vs. nurture battle, I’m a nurture person. I believe I’m no better than someone living on the streets, I… Read More ›
The World In Between 