Rescuing Strangers is a 70,000-word, yet to be published, novel that follows a search-and-rescue volunteer as she embarks on a journey to her native land and learns to stand on her own after years of being tied to a controlling man.
A day trip in troll country
We drive up Trollstigen, or Troll’s Road, peek into the Norwegian wood, and learn what happens when a large rock falls into a fjord.
The Art Gallery in Kutna Hora, Czechia
GASK, the Central Bohemian Art Gallery is a remarkably good art museum for a small city like Kutna Hora. It’s campus is next to the famous cathedral. I spent 15 min in the cathedral and more than 3 hours in the art museum, including some time in the garden and the coffee shop. The artwork […]
The Vigeland Museum in Oslo
This museum offers an introduction to Vigeland’s art and craft. Visiting the museum first and then the Vigeland Sculpture park is more rewarding than visiting that park alone.
The Munch Museum in Oslo
Existential dread (or if you will – the fear of death) and love coexisted in the heart of the Edvard Munch. This museum offers a comprehensive representation of his art.
Fountains and coffee
We drive across Bulgaria from the capital Sofia to Ruse on the Danube river. It’s the heat of the summer, so we stop by and gaze at some cool fountains.
Party with the Prof
This novel of mine is about a history professor who arrives in the US shortly after the fall of the Berlin Wall and discovers that Paradise is not a place but an attitude of the heart towards the world and life.
Breaking in new boots in New Zealand
I bought new hiking boots. New Zealand seemed a good place to break new boots in, so off to New Zealand I went.