Here is a short excerpt about time from A Million Steps:
“Later, I passed a sign pointing east with the word Santiago and 518 KM. This meant that in nine days of walking I had already covered about one-third of
Here is a short excerpt about meals from A Million Steps:
“I was beginning to understand more about meals on the Camino. Breakfast (desayuno) typically consisted of slices of a crusty white bread with butter and jam. The deluxe version was
On May 26, my stepdad turned 85. He never exercises, lights 40 Marlboro’s every day, and knocks down a dozen Cutty Sarks each night. He is alive, but is that a life? On the same day, I was about 345,000
On the 21st of May, I was walking through Najera and stopped for lunch at the same place I ate on my last Camino. There was one other pilgrim dining in this quiet cafe. I enjoyed the food and reminisced
The fifth day ended and I was devouring ice cream in front of the albergue. I heard a man loudly talking on his cell phone. He said, “I have three bunks reserved. Two on the bottom and one on the
Unplugged is a live album recorded in 1992 by Eric Clapton. At the time, the title seemed odd to me. I had to listen to the music several times to get the true meaning from this incredible artist. He disconnected
While taking A Million Steps on the Camino de Santiago, puddles of gratitude seeped into my soul from the most unlikely pools. These satiated feelings were stirred by getting a bottom bunk in the hostel or helping a stranger
Just over a year ago, Edie Weinstein interviewed me for her radio program. She is a kind soul and we had an instantaneous bond that carries forward through today. The cosmic forces collided to provide an opportunity for