Leigh Shulman

Author's details

Name: Leigh Shulman
Date registered: August 6, 2010
URL: http://thefutureisred.com

Biography

I'm a writer, editor, photographer and mom who has spent the last five years doing things I'd always dreamed of doing. Now, I'm choosing new dreams and seeing where they lead me. My two favorite things as of this moment: Swimming in lakes where my feet can't touch the bottom and seeking out remakes of songs.

Latest posts

  1. Five Steps To Banish Chaos & Get Your Life In Order — May 17, 2010
  2. Homecoming Is As A Bittersweet Chocolate Truffle — March 30, 2010
  3. Why Did We Choose To Live In Salta? — March 11, 2010
  4. The New Brighton: A Quiet Cafe On Sarmiento — August 18, 2009
  5. You Don’t Have To Leave The House To See the World — March 30, 2009

Most commented posts

  1. Why Did We Choose To Live In Salta? — 17 comments
  2. Five Steps To Banish Chaos & Get Your Life In Order — 16 comments
  3. Homecoming Is As A Bittersweet Chocolate Truffle — 16 comments
  4. A Total Newbie Answers the Question: What Good Is Twitter? — 10 comments
  5. I Am A Dogwalking Sham — 5 comments

Author's posts listings

May
17

Five Steps To Banish Chaos & Get Your Life In Order

I wrote this post already. I wrote it on Saturday night, and it was a doozy of a post. One of those great posts that just slips from my fingers to paper like water. Then it disappeared.

Mar
30

Homecoming Is As A Bittersweet Chocolate Truffle

We spent six months living in Panama, most of that time on a tiny island off the Caribbean coast where only a footpath leads from one side to the other, and everyone knows each other by first name. There are no big name stores, no buying in bulk and never a crowd. Then we went back to the United States.

Mar
11

Why Did We Choose To Live In Salta?

There are many reasons, we chose to settle in Salta for a while. But really, the answer comes down to one thing.

Aug
18

The New Brighton: A Quiet Cafe On Sarmiento

I would have ignored Sarmiento 645, The New Brighton Restaurant, if I had just been out for a walk. Something about its large ornate doors and old fashioned wooden interior conjured images of an overpriced and painfully tourist trap, meaning …

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Mar
30

You Don’t Have To Leave The House To See the World

I sit here today on the cusp of signing a one-year-lease on a little house in Salta. Can you imagine? One whole year living in one place? It seems almost unimaginable after more than two years of constant travel. But …

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Mar
23

Is Social Media Just Another Bubble Waiting To Burst?

We live in a world of bubbles. The Dot.com Bubble.  The Housing Market Bubble. The Banking Bubble. Now, as I spend more and more of my time in the various social media spheres, I can't help but wonder if there …

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Feb
06

A Total Newbie Answers the Question: What Good Is Twitter?

I joined Twitter almost two years ago, but I wasn’t very active until recently. Now I’m hooked, and here’s why.

Oct
01

I Am A Dogwalking Sham

We're back in Buffalo at Ken's and will be dogsitting his dog Cosby for a week. I'm not good with dog etiquette. We'd dogsit for Cosby sometimes in Brooklyn. I hated those moments when you're walking your dog, minding your …

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