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You can go back, but…Part 2
It’s hard to see a place with fresh eyes when that place is intimately associated with people we once knew there. How do we let go of the past? Should we always?
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You can go back, but…
You CAN go home again – or revisit a place from your youth. But you’d best go aware that both the place and you will be both the same and different.
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Remembering what we don’t understand
Why we remember aspects of trips long after the event is a mystery. We don’t have to understand them. But we can reflect and thereby enjoy the trip anew.
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The one less traveled – Part 1
Listening to Robert Frost read his familiar poem changed for me the way I perceived the poem, how I think about travel and how all of us might learn to see beyond the familiar.
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Move and be moved – Part 2
We are most touched by places that we ourselves touch. The impact of a hand print on a wall at the Oklahoma City National Memorial lasts much longer than the print itself.
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Move and be moved – Part 1
An unexpected trip to the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum points out how moving unplanned side trips can be if you take the time for them, even on busy business trips.