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There are two curb cuts that provide ample ingress and egress to a giant parking lot at my local gym in Boise, Idaho.  While most of the parking spaces are paved, there is an excess unpaved parking lot that leads

Last Wednesday I boarded a plane from Palm Springs to Boise.  This was the thirtieth time in thirty years that I have completed this roundtrip.  What began as a week long spring break has morphed into a two-month annual journey

A few weeks ago, I took a road trip with my 83-year old mom to visit Slab City near the Salton Sea in Southern California..  The abandoned World War II marine base is home to a small group of residents

Last Thursday, I drove from Palm Springs to Tucson to visit one of my childhood friends.  It is 400 miles of freeway, sand, cactus, and massive rock formations.  My rental car had some whizbang technology features.  The first was an

Last Wednesday, a long term cyber friend became a face-to-face friend.  We share a love of yoga and have wanderlust in our DNA.  She works for the airlines and turned her extra day in LA into a Kurt-day in Palm

During the past four years, I have lived in Rishikesh India for a total of six months.  I made many lifetime friends and have included a few of them in my recent book.  This is a chapter about my friend

Last week, my mom was reading the on-line edition of the Boise newspaper.  She said, “Do you remember Rich Jordan?”  I did remember him as our neighbor in McCall.  He passed last week. I trained her not to take out-of-state

When I released Practice last October, I ordered 1000 copies and mailed them to random yoga studios throughout the country.  It was my dandelion marketing plan to just let it go and see what grows.  While the books were landing, I

For thirty years in a row, Palm Springs has become my home at some point each spring.  The Coachella Valley is a desert that extends roughly forty five miles to the shores of the Salton Sea.  It is  fifteen miles

For this week’s blog, I have included another sample chapter from Practice.  To promote the book, I sent 1,000 copies to random yoga studios throughout the United States.   With all of these efforts….the book is not selling.  I mean like