“Where Ever We Go, That’s Where The Party’s At”
It’s morning. Grey light is filtering through the old cotton sheet that doubles as a curtain. Tony and the girls are still snoozing beneath their blue blankets. Not a sound is filtering through the...
View ArticleA Visit to Copan: In Which Ezra Finally “Gets It.”
The view from the top of the big pyramid at Copan is surreal. The foggy, drizzle, completely uncharacteristic for March and April in this part of the world, turned the jungle into a forest of ghosts...
View ArticleTiming is Everything
Sometimes, timing is everything. You wouldn’t think so, living down here, where we’ve officially retired our watches and just live life on our bio-rhythms and what seems “right” in terms of time to...
View ArticleOne Family: Three Years: Three Continents: Fifteen Countries… and counting. A...
Earlier this week our family celebrated an important milestone: We realized that March 24th marked the beginning of our fourth year of living full-time on the road. As other traveling friends have...
View ArticleThen & Now: Three Years In Review, As Seen From a Hammock
It’s my favourite thing, sitting in the hammock, watching the lago. It’s beautiful at any time of day, but there’s something about sneaking down there after dinner when the water is rosy pink as the...
View ArticleMy 7 Links: Seven Posts That Deserve To See The Light Of Day
I’ve had a lot of fun reading the 7 Links posts that folks have been posting. It’s always interesting to me to read back through old stories and watch how a person, or a blog, or a journey evolves....
View ArticleThe Year In Review: 2011 Photo Essay
It’s been a five country year for us, across North and Central America. We thought you might like to take a quick trip back through 2011 with us in pictures: January… February… March… April…...
View ArticleDuane Forrest: One Man Can Change The World: On Genesis, Selfishness &...
4:40 a.m. I am awake. My brain is writing. I don’t know why this happens to me. Perhaps it’s just that the middle of the night is the only quiet space in the day in a family of six. Perhaps it’s my...
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