With only two months to go before Love’s Journey Home arrives in the world, I thought you might like to know a little more about Jay and me. We used to love to travel together, and here’s a quick story about one such trip that’s not in the book… Jay and I are visiting Gloucester…
Flying to Phoenix the other day, this notice stopped me dead in my tracks at security. I had to throw away all my snow globes… 🙁 But I did feel a lot safer, of course…
You may not have heard of World Nomads. They’re an Australian travel insurance company. Boring, you’re thinking? You’d be wrong. They have a fantastic way of connecting with people, including language apps you can download to your smart phone. They have a sense of humor too; one of the apps is to help you speak…
Flavorwire is a site I’ve quoted before (http://gabicoatsworth.com/2011/12/02/feeling-rejected/), and today Emily Temple has come up with some gorgeous photos of the world’s most lovely bookstores – not the largest, just the most beautiful. Here’s what she had to say: With Amazon slowly taking over the publishing world and bookstores closing left and right, things can…
When I first started writing this “Christmas” letter it started “It’s November, and…. Then it morphed into “It’s December and…” Fact is, you’ve probably noticed that, in fact, “It’s January and…although I’m sitting here looking at a deceptively placid and sunny lake, we’ve already had at least a foot of snow here in New Hampshire….
There’s something to be said for being made to rise at 4.45 to got to Bangkok Airport. Not much, but something. Our guide said it was because of potential traffic problems. I think it was because he wanted to go home and practice his standup routine. The good part was that it gave me time…
Swift recovery from Bangkok whatever, and managed to write 1741 words today (Total: 8973). Now I have to pack for a 5.30am departure tomorrow for Chiang Mai. I hope I’ll have time to write in the airport…
Well, so far this is kind of fun. I started writing this morning at Saigon Airport (a fabulous place by the way, and brand new). I continued this afternoon at our hotel in Bangkok. Yes, there’s some flooding, but really, we’re OK. It’s tough for the inhabitants, though. I wrote 2081 words today,…
