Where and What

Where am I? What am I doing? In so many forms these are the questions of my life right now.

The simple answer to "where" is in Rosario. And the simple answer to "what" is visiting and spending time with old friends.

The more complicated answers contain a time continuum that extends out in both directions from the present. "Where have I been?" and "What have I done?"; "Where am I going?" and "What do I want to be doing'"

Sometimes these questions can be answered by tracing a line on a map, thumbing through a guide book, or skimming over this blog. More often, however, it involves jumping deep inside myself.

I want to be doing something meaningful in some place I love, I tell myself. But what does this really mean? I love quite some places in this world and meaning is not hard to come by when one lives with right motives.

I want to ski, make documentaries, open a coffee shop, learn glacier travel, build a cabin, write newspaper articles, live in the mountains, and continue to travel the world. This seems a little more concrete. Ambitious, but concrete. Doable, but ambitious.

Concrete, ambitious, doable!