Summer was the smell of kerosene and wet canvas. We’d set up the massive barn shaped tent and make marshmallows. You’d have your guitar. “Grab little sticks, this type of dry moss, bark. We need kindlin’ kiddo,” you made it … Continued

I first saw the Torres del Paine peaks on a shelf in my uncle’s house. Their National Geographic gold frame made them seem fictional, like art in a far away museum. I’d waited to see if they were real since … Continued

“To feel the love of people whom we love is a fire that feeds our life.” ― Pablo Neruda A young woman travels to South America, alone – sounds like the start of a romance novel. It’s no wonder everyone … Continued