One Life • Many Roads
One Life • Many Roads
Two Simple Principles for Smart Adulting If you ever find yourself in a new locale, enjoying friends, family, and freedom from the rigor of the daily grind, and I sincerely hope you do, explore with spirit and fun! Soak it…
In The Rear View: A Post Never Posted. The former rector (or Episcopal priest) whose Charlotte, N.C. church we attended, and in many ways grew up in, was diagnosed with an aggressive form of Leukemia over the summer. Yet, he was more than just our rector. Fr. Bill Lantz was family.
Posted in 2015 as we prepared for a family vacation return drive.
Despite my best attempts, our kids have turned out to be fine, upstanding citizens of whom we couldn’t be more proud. They are simply the best.
Ahhh…now that’s better. At your first opportunity, you need to pit at Cruiser’s 66 for some fuel.
Life whispers a deeper truth for those who would listen.
It is a kaleidoscope—mysterious, wonderful—begging to be explored, understood, and shared.
Required, right? Credits: Legendary writing, adventures, stories and imbibing courtesy of Ernest Hemingway. Photos and drinks at Hemingway’s old haunt at historic Sloppy Joe’s in Key West, FL courtesy of One Sojourner.
A son and father struggle to connect in a meaningful way when it really matters, in a matter of life and death. An inch can measure a thousand miles if you’re not reaching for each other.
The answer to the question you never asked. One Sojourner, Jr. after agreeing to let his sweet big sis put makeup on him.
Because sometimes we all need to dream big.
Martoony: Photo on Fremont Street in Las Vegas courtesy of One Sojourner.
