Day 4: Cologne to Barcelona
I slept a pretty good 7 hours; Dan only about 5; we were both up before 7am. We went down for breakfast in the hotel [...]
Day 3: Trier, Part 2; a Turkish neighborhood in Cologne
Turns out I didn't get to do much today. Good thing I didn't have anything specific planned. But the day started out great. I slept [...]
Day 2: Luxembourg American Cemetery & Trier
I woke up about 5:40am, just a little over 5.5 hours sleep. I felt rested but needed coffee, and there wasn't any in the room. [...]
Day 1: Luxembourg
We both slept a good 7 hours and woke up a little before 7am. We had breakfast at the hotel buffet, which was pretty decent. [...]
Departure: San Francisco to Cologne
Not too much to write about, just glad to have gotten here safe and sound. I left Davis Saturday afternoon and dropped the car off [...]
Pre-departure
I'm generally pretty focused on being in the moment. I'm a good planner and make time to do just that; then when I'm doing I'm [...]
Easter for the non-religious
April 21, 2019 I originally wrote this on April 5, 2015. The "Indiana nonsense" was about the Religious Freedom Restoration Act that had just passed [...]
Employment vs. Religion vs. Freedom
It’s always entertaining to me when an employer suspends or fires an employee for something they said, and whoever disagrees with that decision comes back [...]
Maybe I’m a Confucian! (plus Gratitude for Grief)
The Confucian line is a joke. Choosing to live in the gray sort of requires that I never box myself in to someone else's ideology. [...]
Evolving Choices
"Introduction" was my attempt to explain Living in the Gray along with the motivation for why I'm doing this now. I consider this to be [...]
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