A photographic ode to Holešovice
If there is one constant in life, it’s that things never remain the same. Like all neighbourhoods, the one I live in, Holešovice, changes too. This article is a photographic ode to place I currently call home.
The Significance of a Japanese Shrine (to a Westerner)
Unaware of the significance of Buddhism, I didn’t know what to expect from Japanese shrines. I suppose it’s like being a non-Christian foreigner visiting cathedrals in Europe.
Revealing my 5 Ambitious Travel Resolutions
Over the New Year, while I was peacefully driving through the hills and valleys of Andalusia, it occurred to me that I had not really made any fixed plans for
A Wonderful Walk In The Rain In Rome
It was the first time I’d done this, sitting at a cafe, watching. Just watching. Not talking and letting my sight wander while trying to follow some conversation with whomever I’m with. I
Santa Engracia – Lisbon
The National Pantheon in Lisbon, Portugal is a 17th century church that was converted to a national monument and is now the final resting place for Portuguese personalities. Walk with
Expat Feelings
I have written about my life as an expat before. There are many things that make this life engaging and soul-enriching in my opinion but there is one curious collection of
Five Reasons Why It’s Good to be an Expat
Life as an expat seems strange to some people and I often am asked about this. What would make someone leave his country, but not permanently leave it? Why would
Unseen Changes
I step back and look at the car. It is slightly outside the parking bay which means that, technically, I am incorrectly parked. However, I couldn’t really do a better
On The Beach
Sun, sea and sand. I am seated on a beach that is quiet for as far as the eye can see. A few lone figures, strangers blotting the landscape walk