It is nothing less than exquisite to feel a deep sense of affection and connection with people who you share history with. Oh, the familiarity and warmth – even after years of not seeing them. In New York, I spent time with friends from UMass, my internship year...
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It was surreal to stand on the site of such utter devastation that was witness by the world, including me. Even though I was freezing, it was nice to be there with so few people around, so I could be more fully present with the deceased that I came to honor. Site Map...
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I was imagining people below, somewhere between sleeping and waking. Bathing, coffee, showers, taking care of family, getting ready for work. Over Turkmenistan (See map next photo) Approaching the Caspian Sea Over Georgia (See map next photo) Approaching the Black Sea...
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My last look back at India, photos of things that captured my gaze and my mind. It could sound kind of cliche to say how nice everyone was and what a strong sense of hospitality they have, but it’s absolutely true. For a stranger in a strange land, that is a precious...
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Ben had performed Voices of Men at GRD before, and the thoughtful, kind and creative Dr. Krishnakumar Ramachandran took things to a higher level for Ben’s return. Not only was Ben performing for 1270 (!) college students, but Dr. Ram also arranged for him to...
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