IRON-AGE EPILOG

Our panoramic view of Cape Town, with the Company Garden in the foreground and the Table Mountain range being swallowed by a bank of clouds on the horizon.

In France, the ringing is incessant SHOULD YOU DESIRE to escape the din of daily life and decompress by soaking up the local culture of a quaint, quiet village or town in France, here’s a pro tip: Stay away from churches.

A reflection on my race through space and time TODAY, I ACCOMPLISHED AN AMAZING FEAT without even trying.

The Tesla brand is in meltdown and the moral of the story is worthy of an Aesop fable LET ME TELL YOU A TALE and it’s a good one.

How our peripatetic past became prologue DOROTHY GALE, she of Oz fame, was fond of pronouncing: “There’s no place like home.”

Going, going, gone: How and why we left the U.S.

SOME YEARS AGO, I was on a business trip to Buenos Aires, Argentina.

John Wilkes Booth, the most infamous of thespians and perhaps the only one of his profession to actually change the course of history in the United States, was unabashedly in favor of The Confederacy.

PART 1 of 3 ON AN UNSEASONABLY chilly spring day, the passengers of the S/S California1 stood on the deck while the captain and crew navigated the busy waters of New York Harbor.

PART 2 of 3 In a previous installment, paternal grandfather Fazio Paolini had announced to his mother and family his plans to travel to America.