Finally Somehow Home

Finally Somehow Home is the study of my own life. It is a chronicle of the highest pinnacles of accomplishment and happiness as well as the lowest, darkest dungeons of despair. Life isn’t a straight line unless you die at birth. It is much more like the waves of the ocean with peaks and troughs, of darkness and light. In mine I have seen that with every great mountain top, a dark trench awaits, but the deeper that darkness, if you pay attention, the more dazzling the light if you can make it through to the next wave. The climb from the deepest trenches is where you learn to climb the highest peaks, and once you’ve learned to climb out of the pit, the mountains are easy. This is the story of my wanderings. Through the jungles of Indonesia, and desert wars, and the streets of New York City, and the streams and rivers of Pennsylvania and Oregon, and more beyond that, but it’s not just the story of what happened. It’s the story of what I’ve learned from the violent seas of life, and a roadmap back to home again.