Advantage of the Undersea Vantage Point
It’s always a matter of perspective. One person’s half full glass is half empty for someone else, and so that is our... Read More
The World was Flat, and Now it’s Sinking
I’ve been finding tremendous value in taking steps back to reflect on how the world turns and how life ends up presenting... Read More
Living Small
Flipping through Netflix for a Saturday night distraction we came upon the movie ‘Tiny: a story about living small‘. The film chronicles... Read More
a VERY brief visit to Hong Kong
As I made my way through airport security in Boston, a few things hit me. First, it dawned on me that I’ve... Read More
the holiday stretch aftermath
I often pride myself on a degree of minimalism. That minimalistic philosophy is derivative from many aspects of life over the years, but... Read More
Higher Tides, Typhoons, and Assimilation
This week brought the human race perhaps the worst natural disaster in modern history – Typhoon Haiyan. The news headlines have played... Read More
chicken of the sea
An odd topic, but I feel compelled to chat about chicken. It seems I’ve eaten more chicken recently than I usually do,... Read More
city under the sea
I’ve discussed this very video previously, but feel compelled to share it again, as it just recently crossed my desk in a... Read More
earth day | where is the (dis)connectivity?
Another year, another short single day dedicated to all things green (& blue). Those of us in the environmental industry, or at... Read More
on budget crises, and gettin’ $#!T done
I’m generally incredibly hesitant to talk politics here on ‘a New Life’, but we are in a time and space where not one single... Read More