There is something surreal about this magical city, set among the tulips and the canals that serve as its lifeline. It’s a cold day, but cold is relative. They find 44 degrees invigorating. The bikes move with a dangerous sense of urgency. They stop … [Read more...]
Words of Wisdom
March 2, 2018 by
If we were meant to stay in one place, we'd have roots instead of feet... — Rachel Wolchin … [Read more...]
Organized Racism
January 17, 2018 by
Back home, I am still processing the sights and symbols of apartheid in South Africa (SA). The images are front and center in my brain. Our visit to the apartheid museum told the story of the thousands who suffered because they were black. It also … [Read more...]
Cape Town
January 16, 2018 by
From the highest natural plateau in the world (Table Mountain), to the southern most tip of South West Africa (Cape Point), Cape Town is an amazing city. The water front is vibrant, the scenic beauty simply spectacular. Winding roads, hug hundreds … [Read more...]
