The End of the Road as Queer Space
The end of the road as “queer space” This blog post captures my thoughts I had while walking the littoral zone…
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Am I to blame?
Am I part of the problem? After spending most of the last month travelling both in Canada and the UK, I can start to understand why many countries in Europe are turning against tourism. Is tourism of any kind sustainable, let alone the mass tourism of cruise ships, bus tours, and wall to wall all…
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Na hÁiteanna Caola
My morning hike on the eve of the winter solstice begins just as the sun emerges above the horizon at 7: 53 am and by the time I arrive home it feels like the day is fully here and just as quickly shortly before 5:00 pm, the sun is gone on the shortest day of…
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A step into liminality: where the certainty ends, and a future destination is not clear.
In June of this year, I consciously stepped into a liminal space. Retirement does not seem at first blush to be liminal as it represents the end of a working career, one that is romanticized by popular culture as an end goal of doing all the right things. You have arrived at the right place….
