Yes, There Were Anti-War Officers, Too
I was co-author of a recent opinion piece in the NY Times on-going Vietnam ’67 series. It begins like this: …
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Blue Angels and Flying Turtles
It has come again, that time of year in San Francisco. It promises to be crisp and blue, against …
Non Cooperation With Evil: Looking Back
An enormous human mystery that has gripped me since the day I refused to give orders and was ushered out …
Turkey: The Islands
It’s raining on the Sea of Marmara. It’s raining and cold. The warm cocoon of the ferry boat, on …
Mexico, Tropic of Cancer
Sayulita, a small town in Mexico, with a small wonderful stretch of protected Pacific beach and small waves for small …
The Power of NO
I’ve been thinking about the power of NO, lately, and the power it takes to say when it matters most. …
Peru: Reading While Walking
If summer is a time to travel it is also a time to read. For me combining the two is …
Peru and Climate Change: 1000 years ago
With my recent trip to Peru and on-going existence in the modern world, I found this to be an interesting …
Peru: It’s A Jungle Out There
The sun rises at 6 a.m. in the jungles along the Tambopata River in eastern Peru. Faint whispers of light …
Peru: Out of the World and In It
It’s always instructive to leave what is familiar and visit what is only partially so. The lens of vision shifts. …
Big Sur in Springtime
On Easter Sunday we hiked a few fingers of the great hand of God, the Santa Lucia mountains and …
Translated Love
I’ve been off in Richardson, Texas, appendage to the greater Dallas area, for several days, soaking in the heady wine …