A Year’s Review of Non-fiction
Travel
Gold
blog, Life, Ramblings, Travel, UncategorizedA romanticist goes West
Silhouettes 002
blog, Life, Ramblings, Travel, UncategorizedHow a never-ending June comes to a close
The Castle in my Backyard.
blog, Ramblings, TravelWhen I was a little kid, my dad loved to play a band called Saga. He still does. The cover of their album Worlds Apart has a woman on it with bright lips, wearing aviators that reflects an antique map and outer space. Dad didn’t play it too frequently in our presence but when he did, us kids would recognize the opening song instantly, even if we couldn’t recall anything else on the album. He would show us the cover and we would all say in unison “oh yeah, the one with the lady on it!…” or something like that.
To this day, I love that record. I own it on vinyl and it’s one of my most favorite.
The Defeat of the Small-Talk Infantry.
blog, TravelIt may come as a shock to literally no one that I, Mr. Peace-and-Quiet, love poetry. I can’t remember when I precisely started loving poems quite as much as I do, so I’ll just say that I came into the world loving poetry. And with nearly six years of investing myself academically, I’d better love it, otherwise, I’d be insane.
Lifeblood.
blog, TravelMy trip to Vancouver was a much-needed vacation for me physically and intellectually. I wrote about all of my reviving nature outings I experienced in that last post, so this one here is about how I maintained the energy to survive it.
Buy My Ticket Home 