The final Monday of April is upon us — and with that, another round of interesting articles from around the web. But first, how was your weekend? Mine was remarkably similar to the rest of the week, to be honest. The rhythm of time stationery in Northern California means fitting Read more…
There is no shortage of news about COVID-19 — and if you’re anything like me, it can be hard to tune out from the 24-hour news cycle. When faced with uncertainty, my first impulse is to gather as much information as possible. But when experts and researchers are learning and Read more…
Good morning from Berkeley! If you celebrate Easter, I hope you had a wonderful holiday yesterday — even if it looks a little different this year than years past. If you do not celebrate Easter, I hope you had a great weekend. When trying to roundup interesting articles from around Read more…
Monday is here once again, which means I’m back with a roundup of reads to help start your week. How was your weekend? Mine was good! It started in Illinois, conducting interviews in Springfield and exploring Route 66. Then, it was off to St. Louis to start state 24 (nearly Read more…
How was your weekend? Mine was quiet — I took a much needed break and now I’m ready to tackle this week, Peppermint Mocha in hand. Today’s link list is a bit scattered; a lot happened this week! The 2020 election is shaping up and I’m continuing to try to Read more…
Anyone else still a bit off from Daylight Saving Time? (Good, me too.) This weekend took me from Boston to Rhode Island, my 13th state on this trip. I’ve had some very interesting conversations already about cultural borders, spirituality and connection already that I can’t wait to share! But for Read more…
A new day, a new state (I made it into Massachusetts last night!), and all sorts of new places to explore. I spent the night in Holyoke last night, have my eye on Northampton and have been recommended Amherst. If you have any more suggestions — send them my way! Read more…
In the past 13 weeks on the road, I have made a concerted effort to stay current on what’s happening in the world — both on a micro, communities-I-visit level and a macro, both national and international level. It’s easy enough to slip into a pattern of skimming the news Read more…