Recess
Rachel GaltonAdults need a recess break, too. This is Rachel and Chris's personal sabbatical year. Join us as we try new things and reflect on life and labor.
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On the Train, Off the Rails [Corrected with More Train Lore]
The previous version of this email left out two entire paragraphs I had written about Amtrak history. For train lovers, you’re welcome. For everyone else, sorry for the double email.
Hi from the Amtrak Floridian, somewhere south of Orlando...
On the Train, Off the Rails
Hi from the Amtrak Floridian, somewhere south of Orlando!
This is the last and longest leg of my multi-stop Amtrak journey down from Rhode Island. While the other legs were 3-4 hour routes on the Northeast Corridor that I’ve taken before,...
Speeding Up, Slowing Down
When I was 22, I took my first solo international trip. I hadn’t set out to travel alone – I had taken the dicey bargain of being bumped from a flight in exchange for two free round-trip tickets on Spirit Airlines. The agreement required me...
It's Been a Long Time Coming
Hi from rural Japan!
It’s been a long time since I’ve written anything here, but that’s not because I haven’t been writing! Instead of drafting these meandering reflections, instead I have spent much of my free time writing cover letters!...
The Elephant in the Hut
Hi from Busan!
We’ve officially wrapped up our journey in New Zealand (!!!) We finished off with two days in Queenstown doing all the non-glamorous parts of wrapping up living in another country, like canceling phone plans and continuing o...
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