Our destiny
April 16, 1972 On the day of the launch, my parents left early with Mrs. Moore for the launch site. We, being underage, were not allowed to go. Instead, the older Moore children, along with other families connected to NASA, took us to the beach. From there, we had a clear view of Apollo 16 […]
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A Secret for Many Years I have spent many years keeping this story close to my heart. Today, as the world looks at the Moon once more with the Artemis II mission, I am finally opening my personal time capsule. 1972 was the year I found myself standing in the shadow of a giant. I
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In my last post, I spoke about standing at a threshold—not a destination, but a beginning. Today, I take that step. To me, travel is the art of finding resonance with the world. Through these journeys—and through the experiences that have shaped my life—I hope to share the quiet strength of remarkable places. The threshold
There are moments when we find ourselves standing between what has been and what has not yet taken shape. Not at a destination, but at a threshold The tracks stretch forward, steady and quiet.They don’t promise certainty — only movement.And sometimes, that is enough to begin. Step by step, we walk not
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