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- A visit to the Salinas de Maras, or the “salt pans of Maras” of Peru
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Monthly Archives: August 2011
The devastating effects from Hurricane Irene
Follow Us Folks, it was a tough night. I jest. As opposed to folks in New Jersey, on Long Island and along the Eastern Seaboard, besides some high winds, nothing happened except to one little creature in Brooklyn unfortunate enough … Continue reading
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Quiet before the storm
Follow Us Waiting for Bloomberg to arrive!
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Our Hurricane Irene Preparedness Kit and the ‘Before Storm Photo’
Follow Us OK, just to add a little levity to the hurricane situation, I thought it would be prudent to post a few of our supplies. Practical? Perhaps not. But in addition to all of our canned foods, bottled water, … Continue reading
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Preparing for Hurricane Irene
Follow Us Things have gotten weird as I’ve been galavanting along the East Coast these last two weeks. First, a few days ago there was a 5.9 earthquake. This ain’t nothin’ to someone who has survived a big one, but … Continue reading
Conversation with a traveling family #4: Theodora Sutcliffe from Travels With a Nine Year Old
Follow Us “What’s it like to dive an undersea volcano, hang out with hunter-gathering nomads or be surprised by an earthquake while using a squat toilet?” Traveling single mother, Theodora Sutcliffe, asks these questions and more in her blog, Travels … Continue reading
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Missing my friend, Carlos Alvarez
Follow Us Two years ago my dear friend, Carlos Alvarez, passed away. Since then, he’s invaded my dreams and I swear I’ve seen him innumerable times walking through the streets of New York City. I’ve changed a lot the last … Continue reading
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Toto, we’re not in New York anymore
Follow Us Here starts the beginning of my trip along the East Coast. A week in Rhode Island, than a couple days camping with another traveling family, then a few days in the Hamptons with friends. Joblessness has its perks, … Continue reading
The Benefits of Failure and My Incredible Wealth
Follow Us By most people’s standards, I am a failure. Sure, I went to an Ivy League school, and yes, I have a lovely daughter, but I don’t have a job (although I work at least 11 or 12 hours … Continue reading
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Public school, homeschooling and unschooling… What the heck does all of it mean?
Follow Us Prison School My daughter is all set to start public school in a few weeks. Set dead against, that is. She’s already fretting about the long hours (read here for how many hours per week she put … Continue reading
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Conversation with a Traveling Family #3: Justin Mussler from The Great Family Escape
Follow Us Justin Mussler and his family are, like myself, in the planning processes of a long-term trip around the world. The Great Family Escape, a blog discussing the Mussler family’s plans (including an amazing page detailing the budget!), is … Continue reading

















