July 30, 2019
I was sitting upstairs in my “office.” Office meaning a desk piled high with antique books that I had put out of reach of my crawling […]
June 14, 2019
When I visited Cambodia in March-May of 2013, the amount of scars left by the genocide was nauseating. There were memorials, schools turned torture centers and […]
May 25, 2019
I was jittery, contemplating the introduction that was about to take place. The air inside the cab of the retro Range Rover that Scott was driving […]
May 14, 2019
I was a sophmore in college, just completed my first half marathon two days before (hence the brightly colored shirt) and I was brimming with excitement. […]