A single plum hangs from a tree — a symbol of what was supposed to be. The entire fruit crop at a farm outside Santiago, Chile, has been destroyed by a winter freeze that is unusual in this part of the world. We toured around the farm that grows … [Read more...]
Santiago, Chile: Day 1
January 10, 2014 by
The immaculate tree-lined streets define the business district with its clean sidewalks and glass facade high-rises. The people move with a sense of urgency, giving the city a European look and feel. As one moves away from downtown, the scenery … [Read more...]
There Has to Be a Better Way!
January 9, 2014 by
The serenity of the setting sun outside my plane window was in sharp contrast to the tight quarters within. I love traveling, but I hate flying. The airlines don't make it easy: long lines to check in, delayed flights, and just enough room to … [Read more...]
Pack a Bag, Hit the Road
January 8, 2014 by
The Sapir Whorf hypothesis states that we perceive reality on the basis of our language. Beyond language, our reality is shaped by travel and by experiencing different cultures. As an educator, I have had the privilege of traveling extensively … [Read more...]
