

Active Remembrance: When the Desert Silence Finds a Voice
I had come to Papago Park to find a landscape, but I found something much more enduring: the tireless, flag-bearing architects of hope.
Jan 213 min read


The "Almost" American: A Lesson from a Málaga Sidewalk
Under the brilliant Saturday sun, every corner felt like a postcard; it turns out Saturdays are the designated days for weddings here, with brides and grooms posing against some of the most scenic backdrops of our trip.
Jan 23 min read


The Elixir of the Unknown
The morning arrived draped in sound: the cries of the gulls wheeling over the water, the rhythmic sigh of the waves breaking against the seawall, and the haunting, timeless echo of the morning prayer stretching out from the city. From our vantage point on the terrace, gazing across the port, there it was: Africa.
Nov 26, 20254 min read


When the Kids Become the Teachers
No child comes with an instruction manual. But parenting a child who refuses to compromise her authenticity has taught me something unexpected: sometimes the kids become the teachers.
Sep 17, 20252 min read







