On Blogging

I never imagined myself blogging.

Actually, as someone who has worked at the “writing thing” for more years than I care to count, I tend to look down my nose at the “Blogosphere” more than a little.  Yet, here I am.

Suffice it to say that I think I’ve finally blundered upon a subject that suits my interests in travel, culture, new experiences, some measure of adventure, and offers the promise of enough unusual goings on to warrant regular updates (beyond the level of “Guess what I had for breakfast?”).

I intend for this blog to be a series of writings about my experiences moving (somewhat permanently) from the United States to Dublin Ireland, and the experience of being an immigrant, calling a new country home, leaving friends, family and comfort zones behind, in today’s world of technology and fluid borders.

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In short, I want this to be something worthy of your time and mine.  I offer this for free, but I want this to be writing that’s worth reading, and writing that has value.

– Glenn Kaufmann
Bloomington, Indiana
April 2011