The many hilarious and absurd experiences of an expat living in Havana during the 2016 U.S. election. Including: drinking to forget the presidential debates, the Cuban filing system explained, and voting abroad. Continue reading Civic Duty in Cuba
Machina: n. – a) Spanish word for “the machine” b) A car barely held together with dental floss c) … Continue reading The Machines of Cuba
An autobiographical exploration of my roots by visiting Central Florida with my grandmother. Continue reading I am One Fourth Guava Loving
Thoughts on the Donald Trump rally in Lynden Wa, Conservatives, Liberals and the media. Continue reading The Space Between Us
A behind the scenes look at photographing for The Planet, an environmental magazine in Bellingham, WA Continue reading Behind the Photos (The Planet Magazine Fall 2015)
I was watching a TV show last night when someone perfectly summed up what I had been pondering over for … Continue reading Living Space
As I write this I am sitting in a Starbucks in downtown Bellingham, temperately homeless for the next 12 hours. Everything … Continue reading A Year in Review
At the Cordata Community Garden, gardeners are trying to figure out what the unusually mild winter will mean for them … Continue reading Cordata Community Garden
A great man died just a little while ago. His name was Sir Terry Pratchett. I would consider Pratchett to … Continue reading The Measure of a Man
A photo essay on Skookum Sail Repair, a local, one-woman sail loft in Bellingham WA. Continue reading Skookum Sail Repair
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