Travel

HONEYMOON OVER MOROCCO PT. 1
6 days ago
PROLOGUE Alison & I got married at City Hall NYC in May of 2016, but the honeymoon was deferred until almost a year later. Finally, in the Spring of 2017, it all came together. We took the entire month of May off. Nineteen days in Morocco. Five days back in NY to throw a huge loft party / wedding ceremony with all of our friends. And a week in Vancouver for both of our families to finally m[...]

HONEYMOON OVER MOROCCO PT. 2
6 days ago
CLICK HERE FOR PART 1 INTO THE SAHARA I really wanted something unforgettable for our delayed honeymoon. A remote patch of dunes at the edge of the Sahara - that require driving to the very end of the last road in sight and just venturing out into the anything-goes desert wasteland - well, that seemed to be just what the Daktari ordered. A sandstorm started to hit just as we left the road[...]

LOST IN BURMA
1 year ago
PROLOGUE Like most, I suppose I first planted glimpses of Burma in my mind via Rudyard Kipling and George Orwell. But my enduring interest in the country was a bit more indirect than that. As I've mentioned a few times before on this blog, I've been captivated by Southeast Asia ever since I first saw Apocalypse Now. As silly as this might sound, that movie changed my brain. I saw it when I was ab[...]

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BURNING MAN 2014: MAKE IT RAIN
3 years ago
PROLOGUE This year’s Burning Man was a profoundly different experience for me, mostly because I made a conscious effort to focus on the collective camp experience rather than my own personal existential bug out. I also only took a handful of photos, choosing instead to live in the moment rather than document it. Both of these decisions proved very rewarding in their own way. THE LONG AND SHOR[...]

RANDOM MOMENTS FROM THE LAST FEW MONTHS
3 years ago
Me DJing a rooftop party in Harlem, hoping to coax Spring to finally arrive. Froze my ass off, but the mojitos were excellent. Spent a long weekend at the top of a mountain in a stone cabin in Vermont with no electricity and no running water and a bunch of degenerate snowboarders. It was the only hut on the mountain, so in the morning you were the first person on every run. Good times. [...]