Hold my spritzer – Henriette D’Angeville climbs
Henriette's ascent was not only groundbreaking due to her gender but also because of her unconventional attire. At a time when climbing gearRead More
Wilson!!!!
Suppose that there in the possession of a particular power a piece of territory or some other substantial thing in dispute to whichRead More
A Line in the Sand Question of the Week- Why is Sykes P
We use an innovative LLM named HeadOffice to manage inquiries about our new book, the action, and it's characters. It's been trained onRead More
Weekend Watercolor #92. When are my Tomatoes coming
I began painting watercolors during lockdown, when a special friend gave me a set of Kai paints and I've painted nearly everyRead More
Churchill, we believe you*
I've long been a fan of Sir Winston, chronicling his "Smythson journal" extensively in A Line in the Sand. Most British babies lookRead More
Stormy, we believe you*
In the annals of history, there are quotes that stand out for their wit, wisdom, and sheer audacity… so today I’m talking WinstonRead More
Weekend Watercolor, #179 Balcony Hotel Suisse, Nice, FR
I began painting watercolors during lockdown, when a special friend gave me a set of Kai paints and I've painted nearly everyRead More
A Line in the Sand Question of the Week- Middle East Re
We use an innovative LLM named HeadOffice to manage inquiries about our new book, the action, and it's characters. It's been trained onRead More
The Art of Suffering
Another important Stoic principle is the practice of "negative visualization," which involves imagining the loss of the things we value in order toRead More
Quit your belly-aching.
That was my mom’s way of saying “get over yourself”… And get out there doing something you love, hopefully with someone you love.Read More