In my relatively short time on this planet, I have come across few places where structured time seems to disappear. Of course, the atomic clock ticks on, responding faithfully to the oscillations of cesium 133 and, scientifically speaking, the process … Read More

While I often try to pair prose with photos to describe what I am doing on a daily basis, Nova Scotia is so photogenic that I decided to let the pictures do the talking for the day. Here are some captioned … Read More

Awaking to a chilly, but beautiful morning in western Maine, I knew I had a long day ahead of me. Lucas and I walked down to the Carrabassett Valley Academy dining hall and ate with the students as they readied … Read More

The last few days have been exceedingly relaxing. I haven’t had to drive that far. I have been spending time with old friends. It’s been pretty great. Since my mom will be arriving soon, I decided to take one more … Read More

From 2009-2013, I called Bates College my home. For those four years, it easily superseded Madison, and even edged out Bayfield, for that title. With few exceptions, the people that I identified with most in the world could all be … Read More

It is hard to believe that I have only been on the road for a little more than a week. In that time I have: hiked Cuyahoga Valley National Park, seen Detroit, Burlington, and Cleveland, visited the Conserve School, showered … Read More

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Roadtripology Rule #1 – No eating in the car – The goal of this rule is largely to protect the sanctity of the meal, particularly the healthy meal. Convenience has catered to the automobile in a myriad of ways that … Read More

After a truly amazing night in Keene, I took my time getting ready in the morning. The four of us converged on the kitchen for caffeine and calories before going our separate ways. Kirby and Jack headed off to work, … Read More