by Joel Wallock | Sep 20, 2008 | Lifestyle, Travel
We’re standing on the street corner watching traffic coming from every direction. I crossed this intersection, which has neither lights nor stop signs, many times when my wife, Louise, and I were in India a decade ago. Now, it’s going to be the first street crossing...
by Joel Wallock | Sep 20, 2008 | Lifestyle, Travel
We’re standing on the street corner watching traffic coming from every direction. I crossed this intersection, which has neither lights nor stop signs, many times when my wife, Louise, and I were in India a decade ago. Now, it’s going to be the first street crossing...
by Joel Wallock | Nov 14, 2007 | Perspectives, Reflections, Viewpoint
On September 11 of this year, the sixth anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks, I could not relate to the way the media rehashed the tragedy. There were accusations of blame and remembrances of loss. These stories only reinforced the separateness that many...
by Joel Wallock | Apr 17, 2007 | Lifestyle, Opinion, Perspectives, Travel
It was one of those lazy days that we had dreamed about when we decided to live in Bangalore for two years. The thought of having all the time we needed to do exactly what we wanted to do was part of the wonderment that preceded our trip. Right at this moment as I...
by Joel Wallock | Mar 7, 2007 | Lifestyle, Travel
When we contemplated living in Bangalore for two years, I told Louise, “I’m concerned about the mosquitoes and other little critters there.” Louise smiled with what looked like understanding. When I asked her what her concerns were, she said, “I’ll...
