Halfway Down the Slippery Slope
You may recall that when I last wrote, I was eyeballing the slippery slope of tossing my hat into the ring of “singer-songwriter.” Well, the view from some way down […]
Category Archives: north-america
An Aviation Interlude
I promise: I really do work. I actually do work a fair bit. Keeping the farm running. Heading up that open source software project. A bunch of other little things, […]
Alaskan Solstice Jamboree
The harsh blaaaatt of the Super Cub’s prop in flat pitch cut through the string band’s rollicking turnaround, and we all paused to look up. He hadn’t been high to […]
Downtime
I’d hesitate to say that I’m “enjoying a little downtime” at the moment. The “downtime” part is a bit too literal, and the “enjoying” part has required letting go of […]
On Taking Candy From Strangers
Values Clarification Opportunity: you’ve just gotten off the train in a strange city where you don’t know a soul and don’t speak the language. A gray haired gentleman scurries over […]
Indulge me in a story here…
Of course one of the reasons I try to make my way up to Hanover whenever I’m in the area is to see old friends. But I’d be lying by […]
Eastbound
In our family it is common to confront changing circumstances that are not turning out quite the way one might hope with the mantra “I am a leaf on the […]
A Walk in the Park
So it’s been a stressful couple of weeks. Devon’s had more than just her hands full on Water Street. Having managed to survive the delicate dance between the City permitting […]
Rocky Mountain Song School
That line I dropped at the end of my South Dakota missive about “setting up for the next adventure,” was not an empty promise. In fact, I’d contemplated skipping going […]
Rapid City
I hadn’t meant to leave you in the jet-fueled haze of Oshkosh, Wisconsin. I started writing up my Rapid City layover – a few days exploring western South Dakota with […]
David Pablo Cohn 