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A Detour and Unexpected Magic

The summer travel plan was simple. In total: be cool, stay cool. See the solar eclipse. Meet up with friends … More

cathedrals, France, getting lost, Nomadic retirement, plus beau village, Road trip, Saint Bertrand de Comminges, travel

Night and day: on seeing a total eclipse!

We were in Spain this summer not only to enjoy the cooler weather but also to put ourselves in the … More

eclipse, Thinky thoughts, travel

Waiting is my superpower

Boredom is the price you pay for marvels. Tim Cahill When you think of going elsewhere, or at least when … More

getting lost, Nomadic retirement, Thinky thoughts, travel, truth in travel

Traveling as the world burns

It’s been hot in France. I’m sure you’ve heard. We’re currently in northern Spain, in Asturias, a cool and damp … More

getting lost, minimalism, on having less stuff, Thinky thoughts, train travel, travel

Returning

We’re leaving Japan early. Who knew this Chinese year of the Fire Horse, the notorious chaos-bringer, would have war up … More

expat life, France expat living, getting lost, japan travel, Nomadic retirement, Thinky thoughts, travel, truth in travel

Takayama and the beauty of persistent things

Takayama, in the Japanese Alps, is considered one of the little Kyotos of Japan. There’s 38 all told. Why not … More

japan travel, Nomadic retirement, takayama, travel

Notes on Kanazawa

On our last day in Kyoto, Mark said, you know? I could spend 3 months here. I said Mark, it’s … More

gardens, getting lost, japan travel, Nomadic retirement, travel

Kyoto at a meander

The luxury of time in a place like Japan is a beautiful thing. We’ve previously done it at a see-all-the-things … More

gardens, japan travel, Nomadic retirement, travel

No regrets. Kyoto

Yes, we’re in Kyoto. Yes, I said we wouldn’t come back a third time, in favor of seeing other places. … More

art, gardens, Nomadic retirement, travel

Oh dear god, we ate halusky—a dispatch from Bratislava

You may be saying, what? Halusky? Those who know it are saying, why? We’re saying, oof. Bryndzove halusky is the … More

Bratislava, expat life, local foods, Nomadic retirement, train travel, travel, truth in travel

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