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Tag Archives: Guatemala
The Man on the Train
You may have seen him—the man on the commuter train to Los Angeles—leaning over his laptop, glasses slipping down his nose, wired in, absorbed, on deadline, not to be disturbed. Because he wears a suit and tie, you may assume … Continue reading
One Boy's Way of Knowing 