Thanks to a colleague of Arnaud’s and his family, Arnaud and I finally had our first hike in Switzerland, in an area known as Les Pléiades near the town of Blonay.
Read MoreMaybe sustained changes affect us more fundamentally than simple alterations in our thinking about the world.
Read MoreAll the must-see guides to Amsterdam suggest visits to The Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum.
Read MoreWith an eye to seeing family on this side of the Atlantic and the bonus of seeing Amsterdam for the first time, I decided to make a weekend trip.
Read MoreI went through my June 2019 photo library—and couldn’t believe how much had happened in one thirty-day period.
Read MoreA trip on a steamboat along the lakefront to see a medieval castle and a former military barracks, followed by a stroll back into a vibrant Swiss city for a drink? Mais oui!
Read MoreA list of books I chewed through in the second quarter of 2019, in rough chronological order.
Read MoreA chronicle of daily events for the week starting June 24, 2019, and ending June 30, 2019.
Read MoreWhen I heard about The Chocolate Train, I knew I needed a ride on it.
Read MoreThe annual late spring or early summer Caves Ouverts Vaudoises event gave us the perfect opportunity for a more intentional visit to the Lavaux.
Read MorePart of me likes leaving London where it rests in my heart and mind.
Read MoreThe Swiss prefer to go through traditional channels to get things done—and they may see protest as an official channel.
Read MoreWith all its beauty and culture, Lucerne deserves its status as a town to see in Switzerland.
Read MoreMaybe springtime really does fulminate new growth—and not just in plants. May 2019 seemed to release new creativity for me.
Read MoreA medieval fortified castle on a hilltop, cobblestoned streets, rolling countryside, fondue, meringues with double creme, experimental art—how could you not love Gruyères, Switzerland?
Read MoreI confess: My musings about starting a personal podcast spurred the FrogDog article about whether to start a podcast.
Read MoreA recent international survey of employees found that virtual workers have higher engagement than corporate-office workers.
Read MoreI’ll share a few photos I’ve taken of the odd, the bizarre, the wonderful, the laughable, and the shocking—and these only the things I could capture.
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