“Wine at 30K Feet: Turkish Airlines”
I never could have admitted this to anyone outside of my inner circle prior to my trip, but I had some misgivings about having my flights routed through Istanbul. I […]
I never could have admitted this to anyone outside of my inner circle prior to my trip, but I had some misgivings about having my flights routed through Istanbul. I […]
I leave in about a week to take a class at Harvard University. The prep work is all due Monday, including several papers. One was to be 2-3 pages in […]
Yesterday morning I kept the kids home from daycare. I went to the gym early, and got home before they rose. When they woke up, Sonja and I dressed them […]
I first visited Israel in 2010, the same summer that a flotilla of Turkish civilians attempted to break Israel’s military blockade of the Gaza Strip, to study at Yad Vashem […]
Dear Jed, I’ve always been an admirer of your wines. Though they are not exactly ubiquitous in our market here in Nebraska, I’ve always felt that they are worth seeking […]
My first day back stateside was terrific. I got to get the kids up, and they seemed excited to see me. I had coffee in my usual mug and made […]
Calne is the quintessential British hamlet, full of ancient stone buildings, pubs, clock towers, and winding streets. There are churches galore, each one older than the next, some with graveyards […]
Today began well enough, with a proper English breakfast (my favorite) and a short walk to Ten Downing Street, where I had the most interesting meeting I’ve had in a […]
Central London is a curious juxtaposition of nuances and arguments, of history and eccentricity, of old and new. It is a place where the Prets outnumber the Starbucks two-to-one, to […]
I landed at London Heathrow a little before nine last night, and the wifi was working well (small victory number one). I got on my email, deleted the sixty-or-so unimportant […]