Anne Winkler-Morey
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The Sound of Silence: Jeju Island, South Korea

The Sound of Silence: Jeju Island, South Korea

Aging on the Run, Nationalism, PTSD and Historical Trauma, Public History, Racism, Social Movements, Sustainable Economies

  White waves, green water, and black volcanic rock, stirred by high wind. The view was wild, but inside the Jeju coffee shop, all was calm. A Korean ballad played softly. I was alone. My partner in this Aging on the Run venture was grocery shopping, leaving me...
Sri Lanka: Hard and Hopeful Land.

Sri Lanka: Hard and Hopeful Land.

Aging on the Run, Nationalism, Radical Hospitality, Sustainable Economies

  I come from Minnesota. USA, a region of the world where February is so cold, artists create shanties on frozen lakes, and people flock to see their creations. They build ice castles and call it a carnival. People drive trucks onto ponds, dress in five layers,...
Chaos, Order, and the Desire to be Free: Egypt.

Chaos, Order, and the Desire to be Free: Egypt.

Aging on the Run, Israel/Palestine, long term travel, Nationalism, Public History, Radical Hospitality, Social Movements, Sustainable Economies

  “For the ancient Egyptians, the universe was composed of dualities: fertile and barren, life and death, order and chaos.” Andrew Humphreys, Cairo and the Nile, Eyewitness Travel. 2009. “A new museum has been built to showcase Egypt’s...
Letting Wounds Speak. Turkey.

Letting Wounds Speak. Turkey.

Aging on the Run, long term travel, Nationalism, PTSD and Historical Trauma, Radical Hospitality, Social Movements

    On the waterfront in Kadiköy, on the Asian side of Istanbul, in the November afternoon sun, a musician with a man-bun and beard plays on an electrified acoustic guitar. Old men and young women sit with their phones on video, capturing Turkish tunes...
Lilacs in October: A Short Return to Minneapolis, 2024.

Lilacs in October: A Short Return to Minneapolis, 2024.

Aging on the Run, Israel/Palestine, Nationalism, PTSD and Historical Trauma, Radical Hospitality

In Tom Wolfe’s 1940 autobiographical novel, You Can’t Go Home Again, a young white man moves to New York City and then returns to the South, where he no longer feels like he belongs.  I was assigned his book in 1975 at Oberlin College when I was a 17-year-old...
Icelandic Winds

Icelandic Winds

Aging on the Run, Nationalism, Public History, Sustainable Economies

  Iceland is a land of ghosts and ghouls, sea monsters, and an earth that howls. It is an island of volcanoes and fjords, endless flat petrified lava fields, green valleys, black, white, and grey mountains, outdoor swimming pools, and salted fish. It is also a...
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