Days before I was due to fly home for the Christmas holidays, I heard a “pop” in my knee when I landed clumsily in wushu. Dammit, that wasn’t even the proper jump! I was just warming...
“The use of road salt as a deicer on roads and other impervious surfaces is the preferred method to promote safe motor vehicle and pedestrian travel during winter months … sodium chloride …...
Watching the utter disregard of many fellow Manhattanites for the dangers of hypothermia during Polar Vortex, I was unsure whether to start this series with a text on scarves, a few lines on hats, or a ferocious...
This is the second of a two-part Fotolog special on street art. Read part 1 here. Art in Buenos Aires is the blonde student with the Che Guevara shirt ignoring the Peruvian immigrant playing a guitar for coins....
This is the first of a two-part Fotolog special on street art. Read part 2 here. Whether it’s done in protest, to mark territory, or simply to express; whether it’s evaluated as art, as vandalism...
Some places overwhelm, others underwhelm, and others could clearly give a damn about you, your observations, or your travel agenda. These are the places for those traveling to rip open the sky in search...
This is one of the two articles in the Arriving/Leaving LA series; read Jia Jia’s take, too. I’d shaved my legs and bought some flip-flops. I’d started to wonder what I’d ever done...
Tonight I walked home with a scowl on my face. I was tired and congested, still feeling in my chest and sinuses the pressure of a reluctantly-retreating cold. Work had been frenetic lately but it had slowed...
Above: Reading on the Bus ——————————— First Snow, D.C. Respectable Establishment Romantic Meal for One, Bern My Sister’s Dimple Music...
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