Balkh: The Ancient Battleground
There are some places in the earth where conflict is embedded in the very brick and mortar of a place. … Continue reading Balkh: The Ancient Battleground
There are some places in the earth where conflict is embedded in the very brick and mortar of a place. … Continue reading Balkh: The Ancient Battleground
I have to tell my side of the story about Bravo, because of his comment in Kabul Gym that he was an … Continue reading Bravo
Hear the word “California” and most people’s minds leap immediately into images of sunshine and surfboards, and correctly. It is … Continue reading Rain
Walking along the beach by Crystal Cove just southwest of Los Angeles I had a feeling, a feeling that asked … Continue reading The Things that Lie Ahead
(continued) Jay breathed deeply in a vain attempt to quell the rising hurricane in his emotions. He deserved this letter. … Continue reading Three Doors Down Part 2
Last week I went to Big Bear Lake with most of my coworkers for a retreat. We rented out a … Continue reading Big Bear Lake House
Meditation: Seeing to hear I thought I’d try a little experiment on here. Last weekend, I went to a workshop … Continue reading Meditation: Seeing to Hear
The postman parked his truck, shouldered his bag and began the trek down the line of houses on Seville Street, … Continue reading Three Doors Down
I went to the Women’s Garden in Faizabad, Afghanistan last year with 3 generations of female relatives. Men are not … Continue reading Women’s Garden in Badakhshan
When we were growing up, there was a battle between us and our dad. What he wanted and what we … Continue reading The Battle of the Bear