I remember an old boyfriend telling me that he thought that I was “pretty weird” because I went into paroxysms of joy watching cherry blossoms bud on my block in Greenwich Village in the spring.
My experiences of elation, joy, …
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Category: Women’s Travel
Everyone is a Critic These Days
“Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain and most fools do.”
Benjamin Franklin
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Provincetown: What Remains of Paradise
P-Town: The Nuts and Bolts
I recently wrote two travel pieces about Provincetown, Mass. for Travel Awaits, about the nuts and bolts of a visit to P-town in winter …
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Greetings, Fellow Travelers: Writing About Travel
Discovering a new direction in life: writing about the memories and meaning of travel
Since I was laid off my job at Scholastic last February, I’ve discovered a new direction in my life—writing about travel. My blogs and articles are …
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Amazing Early Women Travel Writers
Can a Women Travel Writer also “Hem Ragged Shirts?”
“A Lady an explorer? A traveller in skirts?
The notion’s just a trifle too seraphic:
Let them stay and mind the babies, or hem our ragged shirts;
But they mustn’t, can’t, …
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