Everybody Knows About Mississippi
I loved traveling in Mississippi, but with their discriminatory new law on the books, it’s very hard for me to tell you to go see it for yourself.
I loved traveling in Mississippi, but with their discriminatory new law on the books, it’s very hard for me to tell you to go see it for yourself.
Rattled by events in Paris, Brussels, Ankara, Cote d’Ivoire? Who isn’t? It’s enough to make a traveler shred their passport. But don’t worry — there are still plenty of safe ways to experience what the world has to offer.
At the time, that term of color theory seemed like a tedious slog, but I have come to appreciate how deeply those lessons affected how I see the world.
And here’s an Instagram exercise for you, too, if you play that way.
When left to his own devices at home, Harley the Dog curls up in one of his favorite napping places and contentedly snoozes away. If we’ve given him a chew stick (he loves these by Free Range Naturals), he’ll amuse himself for an hour, longer, and then take a nap. But harness the little guy …
Harley sat in the back seat, panting. He was visibly upset and we had three more hours of driving to go. At the highway rest stop, we got out of the car and walked him across a muddy grass field, as far away from the traffic as I could get. This was not far — …