Shop For Travel Day
I remember wandering in and instantly being transported back to another era, the 1920’s and ‘30’s: a jazz record on the Victrola; sultry, sweet female voice–husky from whiskey and cigarettes–singing of far-off places, muted, languid, trumpet melody. Just ahead, off to the side: an Army-green, weather-beaten jeep with muddy...
We Must Have Wonder
Complacency is the enemy. Joseph Campbell, detailer and explore of mankind’s myths and myth-making, called settling for the status quo “falling asleep at the river”—the river you were meant to cross as part of your divine story. (Everyone has a divine story). A scholar and writer I respect called...