I received this message after I followed this Twitter Page tonight. The best I’ve ever seen. I wanted to show it to you. He posts: @SzebastianOnne: @russellsstories #FollowThanks, What inspires you? How do you handle hurdles? #leadership #business #SOInspiring ^RS Read More …
@seattletimes: On the plane, do you recline? https://t.co/LqSEMXtbKG https://t.co/5q4DKClqkO Do you lean back? I used to, when I was younger and ruder. I’m a short guy, and sitting in those cramped little boxes called seats on long plane rides is Read More …
Sitafal. Known as Custard Apple. I discovered it in Israeli Galilee region. It’s an Asian fruit that you can get at many Asian markets in your town. It was introduced to me by two very nice, world traveling couples from Read More …
My book, Murder For Me, is coming out next year. As I struggle with rollouts and the horror of public critics, I’ve worried about reviews. Not just the quality, but how many are needed. Just in time, Amazon shook the Read More …
When we took a bus to Jerash, Jordan, it was raining hard. So hard that Amman flooded and just today this online article was posted: https://twitter.com/alarabiya_eng/status/669648027729072128 You’ll see from the article how hard it was raining, and many of our Read More …
Cardo Maximus. Columns as far as you can see.
The Oval Circle in Jerash. The grand circle only imagined in movies and minds. I couldn’t believe it still existed.
Roman Columns as far as you can see
This sign has been stolen from Brazoria Co. park…twice! https://t.co/NsKZKKvkSn #abc13 https://t.co/SiCTAxWWps
The last time we were in Paris was during the strikes in 2010. The press covered it daily, and it scared Americans away. Our plane was half full because of all the cancelations. The city was beautiful and we only Read More …
Close up of the Pillars. The sand in the storm that turned the skies brown reminded me of Lubbock, Texas. When I attended Texas Tech, each January after the roots of the dead cotton plants decayed the wind would pick Read More …
A picture of me standing in front of the pillars of the Temple of Hercules. There was a huge sandstorm that blocked the sun–it was actually as brown in real life as this picture depicts it. Even that was exciting! Read More …
At The Temple Of Hercules at Citadel Hill of Amman. Maybe 2,300 years old. Built by the Greeks. This place is a wonder that all lovers of antiquity and traveling should see. Don’t let fear keep you from seeing the Read More …
