Pandemic Travel: How I Protected My Family After Returning Home
By leaving my family's safety bubble to travel, I was taking a chance and risking possible infection. That risk needed to be mine alone.
Gezelligheid: The Untranslatable Dutch Word That Perfectly Describes My Trip to Las Vegas
Imagine a feeling of profound togetherness, a warmth that stirs one's heart and elicits joy. The Dutch call those special moments gezellig.
COVID Parole: Planning My First Wheelchair Accessible Trip Since March
Although COVID-19 has not been defeated, deciding to travel with a disability seems more palatable now due to advancements in treatment.
Why I Leave the Airport During Layovers at LAX
Long layover at LAX? There is a better way to spend your time than waiting in the airport: grab a bite to eat and watch planes land at In-N-Out Burger.
The Strange Story of How I Came to Travel with a Stuffed Louse
The story of a stuffed louse who was adopted by a community of frequent flyers and launched a campaign to curtail the spread of gate lice in airports.
7 Things I’ve Watched On Netflix During Quarantine
There has never been a better time to be a Netflix subscriber. Here's the original and third-party content I'm streaming while stuck at home.
2 Music Videos That Will Lift Your Spirits During Quarantine
These songs bring joy not only because the lyrics are beautiful, but because they demonstrate that good can come from collective action.
How I Used Game Theory to Get My Preferred Airline Seat
When my preferred seat was taken in an otherwise empty airplane cabin, I used basic game theory to my advantage.
Remembering The Last Time I Stood Up Straight
Where did you last stand upright? For me, that place was London, and this surprising story reveals two important lessons for every wheelchair traveler.
One Million Miles in the Air… with a Wheelchair
Accessible travel blogger John Morris has crossed an air travel milestone by flying more than 1,000,000 miles as a wheelchair user.
