Month: July 2026

March 17, 2011 I was using my first generation iPad to make a Skype-based telephony call to Delta Airlines from a Dunkin Donuts near Sanur,

Yesterday, my friend Alex told me how his social media feed is filled with posts about how Europeans are being disabused of their perceptions about

“The second half of July has been a long gap,” George told me. “The reservations aren’t so many, but the problems come just the same.”

Theologia, likely in her early 70’s, once told me how for years, she has coped with life’s stresses by taking time each day to sit

In 1893, celebrated American historian Frederick Jackson Turner stood before a crowd at the World’s Columbian Exposition being held in Chicago and presented his latest

When I’m alone, sitting in a restaurant is typically less fun. I do it once in awhile – more often at lunch. One would think

The first few days of any family trip my dad would get what we called “Vacationitis” – which in retrospect was a poor term because

In 96 AD, St John the Divine/Theologian was banished to Patmos by Roman Emperor Domitian. St John preached the Gospel of Christ around Rome –

Last night the heatwave that gripped mainland Greece began to break. Athens went from highs of as much as 106 Fahrenheit down to 88 degrees

At the end of 2023, the startup I was working on fell apart. We were close to launching our product – which was technically challenging