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Category Archives: Community
Intoxication: Music’s Journey
Different Modes of Exploration #6: Music Over the last few weeks, I’ve compiled all my iTunes music into one library, resulting in about 15,000 songs and somewhere near 50 days worth of music. Combined with 200 or so CDs lying … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Different Modes of Exploration, Travel
Tagged Bob Dylan, Intoxicating, iTunes, Music, Pandora, Spotify
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Our Next Step As Travelers
I’m hesitant to diverge from my more typical tales of travel, often romanticized stories of movement and food and culture hopping. But I feel compelled to write a few brief words this week about my perspective as a traveling global … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Travel
Tagged Compassion, Gandhi, Invisible Children, Jason Russell, Kony 2012
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A Day at the Dojo
My apologies for the couple week hiatus. I went on a work/leisure trip to California with the intention to write, but alas, here I am after missing a few regular entries. To get things started off again, I’m introducing a … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Guest Writer Series, Travel
Tagged Aregentina, Dojo, Meditation, Yoga
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Fruition: A Food Journey in Seven Lessons
Different Modes of Exploration – Experience # 5 I don’t mean to get all acid trip esoteric on you, but travel is not just about putting one foot in front of the other, or hopping a Greyhound bus on the … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Different Modes of Exploration, Food, Local delicious, Travel
Tagged cuisine, culinary, Denver, food lessons, Fruition, journey
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Where Nobody Knows My Name: A Bar in L.A.
It’s dark inside. Antique speckled mirrors line the wall behind the taps. A wooden bar, red vinyl booths and live music keep new customers comfortable and locals returning night after night. There’s one seat left at the bar and I … Continue reading
Ants Marching
I sit down on a bench in the middle of the 16th Street Mall, Downtown Denver. Other than the Free Bus and the roar of the occasional motorcycle cop patrol, the Mall is reserved for pedestrians only. The wanderer on … Continue reading
Posted in At Home in Denver & the Rockies, Community, Travel
Tagged 16th Street Mall, Denver, Tourists
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All This Way For Home
It’s a cool, fall morning, but it’s clear the sun will warm us up later. A few trees in the park near our house have begun to turn to yellow while others remain that magnificent glowing green. I decide on … Continue reading
Posted in At Home in Denver & the Rockies, Community, Southeast Asia, Travel
Tagged Ho Chi Minh, Southeast Asia, Vietnam, Why we travel
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After the Romance Goes
I’m sitting on floor cushions at a table decorated by jasmine flowers, candle light, and a deep red tablecloth with a royal purple table runner. A man plays traditional music on a multi-stringed lap instrument behind me, and a table … Continue reading
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Will You Share This With Me?
Upon leaving a quiet reflection time at the temple where Cambodian Buddhism began, the monk sitting ‘guard’ at the door stopped us and made some general conversation. He soon asked us what we were carrying in our bag and as … Continue reading
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