Today-Guest Blogger for The Antarctic Book of Cooking & Cleaning

It's Easter Day 2014 and Passover Week. Thanks to Carol Devine for hosting me on her The Antarctic Book of Cooking and Cleaning blog.  http://bit.ly/1mpQRv3

MY 2 YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF BEING IN ANTARCTICA

I've certainly been reminded of cold this week, stuck in the east coast storm, trekking around NYC and Brooklyn.  Happy Birthday to Ernest Shackleton too!  

Paul D. Miller ‏@djspooky  tweets today--

"You do not need to be normal. You do not need to be mainstream…"  
http://www.djspooky.com/antarctica/

I sometimes forget this. Enjoy your day.

Crossing the Ice in 2014 in Shackleton's Footsteps

The ITACE 2014 is recreating Sir Ernest Shackleton's intended journey more than 100 years ago.  PBS  has a great segment about the trip.

Celebrating My First Trip to Antarctica, 2/15/2012

I'm forever changed by my trip to Antarctica. The date is easy to remember because it's Sir Ernest Shackleton's birthday. I hardly slept or ate while I was there. Our starting point was Russia's Bellinghausen scientific base. The trip utilizes cooperation between Argentina, Chile and Russia. Every cell in my body remembers the sweet stillness from the lack of thought forms. Not to mention the grandeur of the landscape. I'm honored to be a person to have gone to the bottom of the earth. Thanks and blessings to those who supported my journey through donations. My working book title is We are All Antarctica: Adventures of the First Black Explorer on the Icy Continent. I'm told it will definitely change. I do have another title in mind. It's a challenging project, but I'm making progress. Have an amazing day!