An active day in Athens…
Greece is having quite a hard time. We’re coming back from our recession in the USA. These things happen from time to time and we have short memories. But Greece…
Nothing wrong with returning…
Now in Athens… I was here a few months ago, only a few days into the semester. The students were just getting adjusted to everything. Now, they are only a…
Cold places don’t last…
Except in the ridiculous latitudes north and south or around the equator, the changes of the seasons mark the passing of years. It becomes more apparent when another summer has…
Morning tonight…
The day starts in Greece… …and ends in Egypt. Definitely stay tuned… -Noah D. . Other photographer friends posting a photo a day for 2013: Jeff Montgomery Mike James Ashel…
Relaxing legal speak…
Just a business meeting or two today. Exciting legal issues and figuring out corporate things that I, at this point, just sit in on and absorb. The other pressing matter…
Pick up and run…
Now, if you were not aware, I’ve been training for a marathon since June. The night I returned from Haiti, I set myself to running. And now… the time has…
Sections of sky…
Spin a globe. On the average schoolhouse globe, the area of sky that you can see at any given time is much smaller than the dot marking whatever city you…
Sport and stuff…
Like a back-lot set used in a post-apocalyptic movie, the 2004 Athens Olympic stadium sits mostly abandoned east of downtown. The whole campus is immense. The group took a tour…
Reasoning for seasoning…
So, I must confess: I barely follow sports. I’m one of those people who watch the Olympics every four years and get my dose of “sport” that will satisfy me…
The market floor…
I’m beginning to return to places frequently enough that I am seeing the evolution over time. The first time I set foot in this square, I couldn’t actually see it.…
On a foreign map…
No matter how often I travel, for some reason I have a special place in my heart for maps. To see a map, recognize it as foreign, and know that…
Octoporto Rafti…
I only lived there a few months, but returning to the little bay town southeast of Athens feels like returning to a childhood home. I’m the luckiest guy in the…