the microtraveller

The only rule is everything changes. The latin root of the word travel came from a kind of Roman torture, transformed to mean a sort of torturous work, like travail, and trabajo, then a ‘long and arduous journey’ often work related. Its present-day incarnation is of a refreshing, adventurous, maybe luxurious or consumptive experience, or a full-on lifestyle, an ever-changing perch. What follows?

Journey One

• All that glitters
  It’s that time of year, the solstice, the shortest day of the year, the darkest, a time to show our… Read more: All that glitters
• Daydreaming
  Returning to my commute, that height of the mundane that everyone faces, or used to. Moving the body from home… Read more: Daydreaming
• Adapting
  As I read news of the understanding of earth’s temperature swings throughout its history, you wonder the liklihood of humans… Read more: Adapting
• The symphony of things and place
  When I dive into a sink full of dishes, all the vessels and residues combined and layered and settled, there’s… Read more: The symphony of things and place
• Patchwork and pentimento
  The most amazing stories must be those untold, the endless number of experiences from endless angles colliding in the moment… Read more: Patchwork and pentimento