, Originally uploaded by t3mujin
After this pleasant surprise I found out I had another and yet another Photo Of The Day at Gadling some time ago.
Surprises like these sure feel nice.
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Europa latina
Europa latina, Originally uploaded by t3mujin
It took me three months to realize one of my photos was featured as a Photo Of The Day at Gadling, one of my favorite travel blogs.
Coming out of the closet
U.S. Rep. Pete Stark “Comes Out” as an Atheist
The US may well see a woman or a black guy as president on a near future, but to have a non-believer in the White House Hell must freeze over and the Devil himself must become a Buddhist monk first…
…Bad career move.
Kerouac overload
Jack Kerouac‘s “On The Road” has to be one of my books favorite books of all time, and in a strange way that book inspires me to travel. Strange because, and this will sound familiar for those who’ve read it, I absolutely have no ambition in wandering like Sal, Dean and all the disfunctional and deranged characters found in the book, but somehow that book, to me, has an appeal I can’t really explain.
But lately, due to its 50th anniversary, there has been a lot of writing going on Kerouac and its masterpiece. This is a small sample of what I’ve found lately, all of them have been posted in the last few days in my travel blogs I read regularly:
- Did Allen Ginsberg (and Jack Kerouac) inspire Fight Club?
- Marking 50 Years of Jack Kerouac’s ‘On the Road’
- ‘On the Road’: The Original New York Times Review
- We Don’t (Really) Know Jack
- Kerouac! Kerouac! Kerouac!
- Jack Kerouac’s ‘On the Road’: 22 Great Links
- Road Trip Like Kerouac (and Stay Out of Trouble)
[update] Just added a few more links
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