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The Ellar Day Legacy Tour
I wrote a book, and I feel a bit like I am screaming into a void. 4.2 million books will be published this year out of the US alone, and that number doesn't really take into consideration the high capacity of AI-generating authors who are learning by the hour how to game the system. In case you're wondering, that is the population of the state of Oregon, and more than the population of Croatia All.New.Titles. And, we want multiple people to buy our books. Huff. I should feel
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Aug 44 min read


Mykonos: The Windy Ibiza
Chapter Mykonos I have entered many airports around the world, in many countries, without seeing the cities — as fleas on a cat;...
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Oct 29, 20246 min read


Iceland: Just passing through the Golden Circle
Chapter Iceland Iceland is a cold version of Hawaii — a frozen lava island with few and far-between conifers and birch trees. The small...
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Oct 27, 20247 min read


Slavery in the Low Country, Charleston, SC.
Maybe I was twelve when I last visited Charleston, South Carolina. It's not the same Charleston that I remembered. Of course, that was the mid-1980s, and the Country was rising out of an economic slump. That tall and awkward girl remembered the Market Hall being a much rougher location, and very near the Old Slave Mart building. In my mind, I think I mixed up the history of what happened where. Both buildings are within walking distance of each other; and both since renovated
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Apr 14, 20246 min read


Kansas hasn't grown any mountains. Cousins are good people.
It's good to travel. It's good to move to a new city and find your way around. It's good to be good people.
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Apr 2, 20243 min read


The shortest distance is behind a band of coatimundis: Costa Rica Spring Break
We made a critical error, a novice mistake — our bags were going past security and we were not. “Do we pick up our bags here?” I asked...
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Apr 5, 202311 min read
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