If you are an American Indian, or you or your forefathers did not migrate to this country — even a few generations removed — please raise your hand. I bet there are very few hands in the air. It is Interesting how we change the rules of human conduct … [Read more...]
Sólheimar
June 13, 2018 by
God’s work continues. Visiting this quaint, quiet village of 100 people tugged at the heart strings. Started by Ms. Sesselja Sigmundsdottïr in the 1930’s, Sólheimar is a unique place. Recognized for her work in Iceland, her initial motivation was to … [Read more...]
Homeward Bound
June 11, 2018 by
It’s been a whirlwind five days in Reykjavik. We experienced gorgeous waterfalls and brilliant geysers. We walked through a greenhouse tomato plantation, watched whales in the wild and soaked in the mineral rich waters of the blue lagoon. The … [Read more...]
Midnight Light
June 7, 2018 by
It’s still day light outside. It’s past midnight, in Reykjavik, as I settle in to write after a long day of life changing experiences. The streets are still crowded with people slipping in and out of bars. Some of the shops are still open, catering … [Read more...]
