We spent yesterday in Palm Springs, the highlight of which was lunch with the mayor.  Lisa Middleton is the first … Continue reading Across the Desert

I was worried about driving the length of California on a holiday weekend, both because of the traffic and because … Continue reading Holiday Traffic

Old age is a gift not given to everyone, and I am thankful to be experiencing it.  It is a … Continue reading California Dreaming

We aren’t doing many road trips these days, so I’ve been writing about our journey through the pandemic.  Although that … Continue reading A Longer Journey

We are home again.  We hit a misty rain soon after crossing into Oregon, and my skin and nasal passages … Continue reading Home Again

The desert has its own beauty – a beauty not always evident as we hurtle through it.  We spent the … Continue reading The Desert

The Durango Independent Film Festival is quite an operation.  We arrived on Wednesday, March 2, and were warmly received and … Continue reading Durango

Driving north from Gallup, New Mexico, I had a different feeling about Time.  The land is so ancient and changes … Continue reading Coming to Durango

The thing about travel is that it exercises your resilience.  At home, if you’re lucky things stay pretty much the … Continue reading Resilience

What a difference sunshine makes.  We woke to clear skies but left Grants Pass with the usual morning fog on … Continue reading Warmer Weather