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After the contrasts and surprises of India and Istanbul, Vienna felt different almost immediately.
If you missed Vienna, Part 1, you can find it here: [link to Part 1]
The streets were wide and orderly, the gardens formal, the buildings grand, and there were bicycles e...
Vienna has been quietly showing up in my life for decades.
As a child taking piano lessons, Mozart was one of the first composers I learned about. Later, when I studied flute, Vienna continued to appear in the stories of composers whose music I loved. It was never a place I constantly dreamed about visiting, but it seemed to quietly weave itself through different parts ...
"Where are you from?" the rug seller asked.
We gave him our usual answer.
"Are you nomads?"
Bob and I looked at each other, shrugged, and nodded.
"Yes."
He paused for a moment before asking his next question.
"Are you homeless?"
Again, we looked at each other. Another shrug.
"No... not really."
My mother, Jane Amelia Henry Hunt, passed away recently. There are so many people whose lives were touched by her, and so many different versions of Jane that existed in the memories of those who loved her. She was a mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, wife, artist, advocate, traveler, mentor, and friend. She collected people, created beauty wherever she went, and built a...