For those of you who itch to travel—-I am truly sorry. You’re probably not going anywhere for a while. And so, in order to feed your wandering soul in the meantime, …
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Escape the Cloud of Coronavirus with Daydreaming
Love the Place You’re At: Appreciating Where You Are and What You Have
I’m Not a Snowbird, I Swear it!
My parents were snowbirds. For those not familiar with the term, snowbirds are people who are usually mature (and perhaps retired) and who escape …
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How Travel Changes As We Age
One reason I have always loved traveling with my daughter is that she has actually said to me, “You make the plans, mom. I’ll go wherever you want to go and do whatever you …
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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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