M is for Ten in Moldova
Two of the top ten reasons to travel to Moldova are in caves. Maybe that should be three since reason […]
L is for Ten in London
There are few addresses more recognizable than Number 10 Downing Street. Maybe 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. But there is something magnetic […]
K is for Ten in Korea
Ten hours wasn’t long enough to see anything in Korea, especially at night. At least not for a single woman […]
J is for Ten in Japan
By the time I turned ten, I had read every book about Japan in my school library and the children’s […]
I is for Ten in Iran
I learned in Iran that referring to the future requires only three terms: tomorrow, after tomorrow, and in ten days. […]
H is for Ten in Haiti
Haiti is in the top ten on the Global Slavery Index. Many of those in slavery in Haiti are children […]
G is for Ten in Germany
Baden-Württemberg, the second largest of the ten German states that made up former West Germany, was the home of my […]
F is for Ten in Fargo
I spent my childhood across the Red River of the North from Fargo, a city I had thought would always […]
E is for Ten in Eritrea
Ten preteen boys surrounded me on one of the major streets of Asmara, Eritrea, as I waited for my friend […]
D is for Ten in Detroit Lakes, MN
Nothing really got going at the Pavilion in Detroit Lakes until 10 p.m. back in my late teen years. But […]
C is for Ten in the Caribbean
Saba, one of ten underrated Caribbean Islands our travel agent encouraged us to explore, is only five square miles. The […]
B is for Ten in Barbados
Barely more than ten miles wide east-to-west, Barbados offered beautiful sunrises and sunsets over the ocean, lush rain forests, and […]
A is for Ten in Africa
Top of the list of the ten most impressive sites in Africa is Victoria Falls in Zambia and Zimbabwe. If […]
A to Z Blogging Challenge Reveal
Each year the San Diego Writers and Editors Guild puts out a call to its members to submit poetry, short […]
Afterthoughts About the 2018 A to Z Challenge
I thoroughly enjoyed putting together my 26 posts on Norse Mythology during this year’s A to Z Blogging Challenge. So […]
Þ is for Þórr
Thor (Old Norse Þórr, Old English Đunor, Old High German Donar, Proto-Germanic *Þunraz, “Thunder”[1]) is one of the most prominent figures in Norse mythology. […]
