Today’s Challenge(s): Adopting A Wild Animal Can Be Simple
I’m writing this post from a commune in Pondicherry. As I reflect on today’s challenge(s) and how they’ve come to fruition in unexpected and interconnected ways in the past 12 […]
Monthly Archives: March 2013
Today’s Challenge: Family Glue Keeps Love True
After hours of travel, we arrived in the beachy town of Mamalapuram, where cows vye with motorbikes and trucks for road space, and colorful boats are beached on the sand […]
Today’s Challenge: Danger Is A Verb, Not An Activity
This morning’s challenge seemed fit for a trip mid-point or a zen location, circumstances where I imagine I would have found my sabbatical groove, not for my first 48 hours […]
Today’s Challenge: From Multi-Tasking to Multi-Sensory
This morning, Blair and I pulled our first challenge: “no multitasking today.” (Thank you, Anne!) Fortuitously, my computer would not turn on and I was not set up on my […]
A Packing Strategy That Requires No Backpack
Over the past few months, people have asked me what I’m packing for 90 days abroad. I’ve joked that my backpack will consist of three tee shirts, two pairs of […]
A Pre-Challenge That Tests the Fear of Rejection
A friend of mine gave me an audacious pre-challenge last week: write to the ambassadors in the countries I will be visiting and ask for time to meet with them, […]
