A Flag and Banner to Wave I have noticed while traveling in Central America, North America, Europe, and Africa there is a universal language in signage. The road and traffic signs communicate the same message, though the words may be different. For example, the red octagonal shaped sign means stop. An orange rectangular sign means…
Wisdom from an Old Traveler As I get older and am aware that my trips around the sun are not only limited in number, but nearing their designated number, I reflect on some thoughts to pass on. For me, my greatest resource for wisdom comes from the Bible, so I share a verse from…
Recently I became interested in “tidal activity”. Tides are the rising and lowering of the oceans of the earth. Every day, twice a day (actually every 6 hours and 13 minutes) the oceans go from high tide (high water level) to low tide (low water level). This happens every day, all year, every decade, century…
I think each of us has had those times in life when you are moved in such a way that you just remain silent. Words just don’t come. You just stop and look or listen, and that seems appropriate. As an older person I stood on a mountain top and beheld the wonder of a…
A few years ago some friends of mine heard of a natural disaster in a different part of the world. They left their quiet, safe and peaceful home and traveled a great distance to this previously unknown place to render aid to those suffering. Their hearts were greatly moved by what they saw. They took…
The Journey Home Film Festival, held in Monrovia, Liberia, culminated in a star-studded awards ceremony, the Liberia Film Awards, on June 22nd — both events a celebration of Liberian cinema and culture. The festival, themed “Telling Africa’s Stories: Boosting our Tourism Potential through Filmmaking,” attracted a diverse crowd of filmmakers, film enthusiasts, and dignitaries. Liberian…
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