Dave Ford Does Earth

Dave Ford Does Earth

A Lifelong Journey Around the World

Currently in New York City

A few years back I did a little traveling. I climbed Kilimanjaro, took a boat ride to Antarctica, and was stung by a scorpion in Colombia. The two year journey opened me up to the power of living unconventionally--and to living in the moment. Right now I live in Manhattan, NYC--and spend a fair bit of time in L.A and San Fran.

Post 8 of 31: Blasphemy in Union Square

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————————————————————————————-When I originally decided to start blogging again I did not take into account the fact that I really can’t write about everything that is going on with my work (which is the current focus of my life). All in all, there is just way too much craziness involved and things tend to change week [...]

Using the Dalai Lama as a weapon

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Over the past week or so I have revamped my personal blogging efforts. Somehow, much of what I have ended up writing about involves the very miserable, highly volatile existence of the people that share the wall with us in our building in the East Village. It came to a bit of a head last [...]

#6/31- Coffee and Maximum Output Levels

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Coffee and I have had an interesting roller coaster ride of a relationship over the last 10 years. We’ve had highs and lows, ups and downs, and a fair amount of shakes. Last year I actually stopped drinking coffee (and soda) completely for an entire year. It definitely feels good from an energetic level to not wake [...]

#5/31 - Hot and Stinky in the NYC summer

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I can’t believe I committed to blogging for 31 straight days. I feel the chops coming back slowly but surely. I am definitely not writing as long (in post length) as I did when I was traveling. It is hard to believe that this is all I did for nearly two years. Some of the [...]

Post #4/31: The Birds of New York City

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Well, today was just as crazy as any. It all started with my triumphant return to NYC after a brief, but action packed trip to Baltimore that involved weddings, anniversaries, and my parents. Upon my return to the East Village I realized very quickly that my neighbors did not murder one another–although the yelling was kept [...]