Austria Guide

The hills are indeed alive. Austria is like Switzerland but less expensive, fewer trains, and not as good chocolate. Interestingly enough, I saw white bell pepper for the first time her as well. Housing – Right on the German border of Austria, an extremely charming cottage with vague check-in instructions, run by a woman who…

The Surprising Death Of Antoni Gaudi

The famed architect was hit by a tram in Barcelona and died three days later. Devastatingly his death was preventable. The passing pedestrian assumed he was homeless, he had neglected his physical appearance, and delayed providing help. Eventually, he was taken to a hospital, but the staff could not identify him and, again, assumed he…

First Principles

First principles for humankind. Choosing kindness makes things better. Taking care of myself is a priority. When I mess up, I will have grace for myself.

Spain Guide

A beautiful, warm country. Jacaranda trees filled with stunning purple blossoms (assuming you visit in the June time frame). Absolutely outstanding architecture, with an interesting blend of both Islamic and Spanish history, fresh fruit, and a great appreciation for art. Malaga Eats I did my first walking tour in Malaga, and it was so fun!…

Economics For Babies

I envision this as a children’s picture book. First draft, feedback welcome. — A market is made up of people. Some are buyers, some are sellers, and others are both buyers and sellers. Markets can sell goods, like apples, cars, and chairs, or services, like tutoring, cooking, and tour guiding. When you buy or sell…