Writer in Transit

In keeping with the previous piece, on the importance of having good questions to keep close, here’s a few more of them that I’ve picked up along the way from various people. I hope you find them useful. Enjoy!

“What would you do even if you knew you would fail? What would be worth doing even if things might not work out?” . . .

Suddenly felt like writing about this. Spurred on by the feeling of increasing polarization in today’s world.

This show was unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. This is a tribute, a love letter.

Part non-fiction travel, part nature writing, part musings and reflections. At the heart of it, it’s a record of a series of meanderings on the road and of the mind during my almost 3-month road trip across the US. And it’s a book, a travelogue.

Just got back from our family weekend trip to Big Bear, CA for some first-time skiing! It was a much needed time for relaxation, and adventure.

New York in color-patches and light. And a much needed reminder to be cheerful, to enjoy the moment.

Like all great stories, it’s a tale about love and loss and death and life. And history and quantum mechanics and time. And not-knowing. It’s a tale for the time being.

There’s something about poetic writings that’s starting to strike me. When did it start? I’m really surprising myself now – first, writing, now poetry?

The Canadian travel show “departures,” and the book “Vagabonding” ruined me. In the best possible way. Now I dream of long-term travel.