Willow Kean calls it the role of a lifetime.

Stephanie Kennedy runs a coaching practice called Navigating Neurodiversity, where she helps neurodiverse people of all ages develop individual strategies to navigate their own work and school lives.

Content warning: This one’s about the Newfoundland wildfires.

Part 5 of 5: What happened after

Part 4: The flight back to Malaga

Part 3: The bargaining phase

Part 2: How did I get here?

I don’t always share my obsessions with you, but I thought you might get a kick out of this one.

Changing houses makes me come untethered

Confession: This past spring, I caused the demise of two purple jellyfish on two consecutive days.

Plus some links to help you get you started

The empty promise of independence and a new way to think about wealth

I have it on some kind of authority (i.e., a Greek person told me) that the land where Ancient Olympia exists today used to be below sea level.

If you ever find yourself walking by the sea from Igalo to Herceg Novi, stop for a coffee at the place that used to be a train station.

Her latest novel, The Mystery of the Haunted Dance Hall, has hit bookstore shelves.

Only the basics until you get your bearings

Back in December, I took a train from Ottawa to Montreal on a business class ticket because the upgrade got my suitcases onboard for no extra fees.

I don't always meet the pet owners

This post has some minor spoilers for the third season of The White Lotus.

a slideshow

These mornings, I’ve been hanging out on the balcony of an apartment on the top floor of a house built into the side of a hill.

Turkish coffee has been a touchstone of travel for me, even before I became the compulsive traveller I am now.

There was a day back in December when I found myself in unsafe footwear.

Right of way

Part 1, the public kind

After my sensory overload last week in Athens, I’ve spent this past week calming all my senses way down in a small town called Marmari on the Greek island of Evia.

Marnie Parsons loves words, whether she understands them or not. As the owner and operator of Running the Goat Books and Broadsides, she is typesetting a collection of poems in 13 languages, most of w...

Exploring the traces of past empires

A guest post by Willow Kean

Chicken's first guest post!

The satirical news publication The Onion won the bidding for Alex Jones's Infowars at a bankruptcy auction, backed by families of Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims whom Jones owes more than $1 billion US in defamation judgments for calling the massacre a hoax, the families announced Thursday.

A few microdoses of chlorophyll