Little Havana doesn’t rush you, even when everything around you is moving. The walk unfolds in pieces—short blocks, open doors, conversations drifting out into the street. Music overlaps with traffic. Heat settles in early and stays. This wasn’t about finding the best anything. It was about following the pace the neighborhood set and letting each…
Stone Mountain is usually framed as a single act: go up, look out, come back down. I didn’t do that. This time, I walked the long way around—the five-mile loop at the base. Less dramatic. More room to settle into the movement. The mountain comes and goes. It’s in view sometimes, then replaced by trees,…
The slowest moments happen when everyone looks up.
The familiar view from DUMBO—bridges doing what they’ve always done.
Between Stops is a personal record of vacations and local adventures—walks, detours, and experiences I hadn’t tried before. I like new things. The kind that start as an idea or a note on a list and turn into an afternoon, a meal, a stretch of time that asks for attention. What interests me isn’t checking…