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Conversation Gideon and I had inside the house:Me: Gideon, I didn't know you were Superman! Can you fly too!?G: Yeah, I....
05/04/2026

Conversation Gideon and I had inside the house:

Me: Gideon, I didn't know you were Superman! Can you fly too!?
G: Yeah, I...I am, but you're not supposed to fly inside the house.

Smart kid.

04/23/2026

Sidewalk Stories 096
Xayaboury Hills, Laos

You would think by now I've posted all the content I have from Laos, but the truth is I still have hours of footage and thousands of photos I've put into a "to sort" folder.

Here's one of our time passing through Xayaboury, located in the western part of Laos, about half a day's drive from the capital, Vientiane.

This hill was one of the touristy spots our guide took us to near our lunch and we spotted a handful of students and dogs in the area while taking some photos.

The friendly faces of our welcoming committee when we got to one of the villages.I never found out if they were expectin...
04/22/2026

The friendly faces of our welcoming committee when we got to one of the villages.

I never found out if they were expecting us or if they were just excited at the fact that a handful of outsiders were there to visit them. As soon as they saw us unloading, their sweet faces huddled around to greet us.

The second photo shows just how dense the fog was high in the mountains. On a clear day, this same spot is a popular vie...
04/20/2026

The second photo shows just how dense the fog was high in the mountains. On a clear day, this same spot is a popular viewpoint at the same altitude as the first photo.

After the storm passed, the mountains slowly revealed themselves. The clouds lifted, the mist thinned, and the air carried the scent of fresh rain. The roads told their own story, lined with small landslides and slowed by passing traffic.

Finally, I caught my first real glimpse of Laos’ infamous mountains, the same ones my father once crossed on foot for miles each day to reach his school.

Seeing them up close gave his stories a new kind of weight, and a deeper appreciation for the life I’ve been privileged to have in the States.

This is Meng and his father, Boun. They accompanied us from Vientiane and on much of the rest of our trip in Laos. The b...
04/19/2026

This is Meng and his father, Boun. They accompanied us from Vientiane and on much of the rest of our trip in Laos. The best host family you could ask for.

I'm going through the thousands of photos from my Laos trip and will be posting several of the ones I didn't get a chanc...
04/19/2026

I'm going through the thousands of photos from my Laos trip and will be posting several of the ones I didn't get a chance to post. More to come throughout the next few weeks.

Meet Laim Txias, the daughter of our tour guide in Laos—spunky, endlessly curious, and never short on something to say. I captured this moment as we made our way from Vientiane to Luang Prabang, crossing the Mekong Bridge.

The Luang Prabang night market was filled with hundreds of vendors, each with their own products and stories. Every now ...
04/18/2026

The Luang Prabang night market was filled with hundreds of vendors, each with their own products and stories. Every now and then, we’d cross paths with Hmong vendors who could somehow tell right away we weren’t locals… though I have a feeling I know what gave it away.

Sidewalk Stories 095: Love, Compassion, KindnessI hadn't seen Yaou and Mayla in nearly 15 years, since our college days....
01/20/2026

Sidewalk Stories 095: Love, Compassion, Kindness

I hadn't seen Yaou and Mayla in nearly 15 years, since our college days. A former Army soldier as well as educator, Yauo Yang is one of the most genuine and kind people I know to this day.

Today, he’s the pastor of a church he planted—The Cross Church, in Schofield, Wisconsin, one that intentionally serves people who are struggling, rebuilding, or starting over. That choice comes from growing up a refugee and remembering the moment someone helped his family when they needed it most.

Now, through his church, he offers that same hand to others.
Full circle.

Very recently, Yauo announced his candidacy to run for the Wausau School District school board where the election will take place in April.

01/18/2026

Sidewalk Stories 095: Love, Compassion, Kindness

I hadn't seen Yaou and Mayla in nearly 15 years, since our college days. A former Army soldier as well as educator, Yauo Yang is one of the most genuine, and kind people I know to this day.

Today, he’s the pastor of a church he planted—The Cross Church, in Schofield, Wisconsin, one that intentionally serves people who are struggling, rebuilding, or starting over. That choice comes from growing up a refugee and remembering the moment someone helped his family when they needed it most.

Now, through his church, he offers that same hand to others.

Full circle.

Very recently, Yauo announced his candidacy to run for Wausau School District School Board where the election will take place in April.

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