My Substack is pivoting to emphasize the fact that I became a nomad and continue full-time in van life as well as living abroad. I will still talk about how to reinvent yourself after a disaster, a personal setback, or a sudden crisis, at any age.
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Van, Damn: Keeping the Dream Alive
(Note to readers: You’ve heard from Mr. Bones and me, but up to now, we’ve never featured the van, without whom van life would not have been possible. What, you ask, does the van represent? The van is the key to my van life dream and a symb...
Am I Finally Sick of the Van Life?
Last Friday night was my birthday. My friends and I went to a club to celebrate, but soon after we arrived, I realized that something was wrong. Very wrong.
We met at the Baked Potato, the oldest continuously operating jazz club in LA, to...
At 68, Time Marches On, But I’m Out of Step
(Note to readers: This piece goes to paid subs first but will be available for free next week. This past week, I attended a travel writing workshop near San Francisco, then drove to LA to see a friend who lost his home in the Eaton Fire. In...
True Crime: Attempted Murder in the Bay Area
Dear Readers,
Dirty Harry said, “You can park over there, where I’m pointing my gun”
On Monday, my dog, Mr. Bones, and I arrived in the Bay Area, a week early, after driving 2,200 miles. I came here to attend another travel writing worksh...
Out of the Fire, Into the Flood
A stark image of a tortured tree became the motif for the trip
Hello dear readers.
I sure hope your summer is going better than mine.
In the last month, I have driven 2,200 miles solo from Michoacan, Mexico, to San Francisco, to find mys...
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I moved into self-exile in Mexico, but am still a van-life “Vanpa,” roaming the US, Canada, and Mexico for the past 4 years. Insights on nomadic life, quirky humor, and pictures of my cute, lovable dog, Mr. Bones, or Senor Huesos in Mexico
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