Los Angeles freelance science writer and editor
“Are you carrying a lot of money?” the customs officer asked at the airport in Bari, Italy. “Ummm, no,” I said, not sure how to answer that question out loud in front of strangers as I was about to board a local train, with luggage, to a city I didn’t know. I was on the... Continue Reading →
I don’t remember not liking driving so much. I had my own car for about 20 years and was often the designated driver. I drove from my home in Chicago to school in Baltimore, and back, with my car. And I drove from my apartment to the downtown campus daily for my graduate work. My... Continue Reading →
What do you do when you have been there before? by Janice Nigro There are certain cities in the world that you can never return to too many times. San Francisco is one of those places. But what do you do if you have been there before? Or even lived there before? On my weekend... Continue Reading →
Janice Nigro 