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In June and July 2008, I’m going from Seattle to Providence to New York to Rome to Tuscany to Venice to New York to Seattle with a backpack full of digital goodies.

Last weekend I traveled back to Pennsylvania for the first time since my move to Seattle. The occasion: my friend Jeremy’s wedding at the German Cultural Heritage Center in the shadows of his alma mater, Kutztown University. It was a fine albeit rainy weekend for a wedding; I got to meet the whole […]

During the week of May 1-5 I lived on Kibbutz Givat Brenner in Rehovot, Israel, and spent a little time seeing the sights in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. For more detail see my previous write-ups about the trip.
While I travel I keep note of “tidbits,” little bits of information that I think […]

Two weeks ago I visited Israel for the first time. I lived on Kibbutz Givat Brenner with some of my distant relatives and visited some of the sights in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem during my one-week journey. I’ve already been asked when I’m coming back; the short answer is “I don’t know yet.”
I […]

I spent a week in Israel recently, living on Kibbutz Givat Brenner while seeing some of the sights Israel has to offer in the major cities of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. I had a wonderful time and I’ve already been inundated with requests to know when I’m coming back.
Yes, I Took Public Transportation
When my […]

Last week I spent six fantastic days in Israel, my first visit to the Middle East ever and my first international travel since visiting Japan nearly four years ago. I have put nearly 100 pictures on-line (Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4, and Day 5) and i’ve put seven video clips of […]

“Be prepared to accept a wondrous opportunity in the days ahead!” — fortune cookie, April 10, 2006
I’m going to Seattle in late May to accept a position with Amazon.com’s Direct Traffic team — they’re the folks who send personalized content to you by e-mail and on the web site. As always I won’t comment […]

I’ve been 25 for a little more than a week now. We celebrated with what has become a tradition among my friends: an outing to Green Forest, a Brazilian-style churrascaria where generous portions of meat are served rodizio-style at the table. It was also Kristin’s birthday so we had a decent crowd in […]