Last updated Nov 14, 2018 | First published on Sep 16, 2013 | Working to Travel
When was the last time that you smelled ink drying? Computers are far too quiet. Not that I could survive without a delete key, but writing has lost a great deal of romance. Long ago, silent processors replaced the mechanical hum and satisfying whack! of new worlds...
Last updated Nov 8, 2018 | First published on Aug 13, 2008 | Working to Travel
It seems that every time I update this dusty blog it’s only about two things…horses or photography. So what’s this all about? Guess! The good news is that my month away from distracting luxuries like the internet, air conditioning, and dreaming about...
Last updated Nov 8, 2018 | First published on Jul 4, 2008 | Working to Travel
A trickle of sweat ran down my overheating cheek. Tens of thousands of strangers were shouting at me, pointing, there was no place to hide as I made my way down the street…. No, It wasn’t an angry mob finally forming over my reluctance to get a proper job...
Last updated Nov 8, 2018 | First published on May 2, 2008 | Working to Travel
When I close my eyes at night, I see them. They are always there, with their nervous ears, flaring nostrils, and taunting me with yellow teeth. Some people see dead people, I see… Horses. I have just spent the last five days photographing the Kentucky Rolex...
Last updated Nov 16, 2018 | First published on Apr 19, 2008 | Working to Travel
My hometown of Lexington, KY is touted as being the “horse capital of the world.” I’m sure that some European countries and even cities in the US don’t agree, and I’m not sure who took it upon themselves to count all of the horses, but...
