I like how you combined the topic of travel, something people seem to care more about for some bizarre reason than dehydrating to death, with the extremely important topic of water consumption.
I loved reading this John--I visited the Salton Sea once, not knowing much about it, and it was....well, um, rather devastatingly sad. But the way that centering water brings in all these tributaries (haha!) into one lens is fascinating and profound. Grateful for your perspective and cheers to your wife!
I like how you combined the topic of travel, something people seem to care more about for some bizarre reason than dehydrating to death, with the extremely important topic of water consumption.
“ Water is a lens which makes the invisible, visible.” Thank you for helping us see it.
Cheers to your wife! Incredible.
I love the concept of travel through the lens of water!
I’ve been wondering, how do athletes fare in asthmatic inducing environments? Is this not an ethical concern for the event organizers?
I loved reading this John--I visited the Salton Sea once, not knowing much about it, and it was....well, um, rather devastatingly sad. But the way that centering water brings in all these tributaries (haha!) into one lens is fascinating and profound. Grateful for your perspective and cheers to your wife!