Attie Heunis's Journey
The ramblings of a Caucasian African American
Author: Attie Heunis
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Reflections on China’s progress, global cooperation, and future-focused ambitions As the United States turns inward under a renewed wave of right-wing isolationism, the rest of the world is being forced to reassess long-held assumptions. One of the most consequential reassessments concerns China. Long framed primarily through lenses of suspicion, rivalry, or threat, China today presents…
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Join me on an incredible four-day journey as we cycle along the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) bike trail from Pittsburgh, PA, to Cumberland, MD. With my Trek bike, biking accessories, and camera gear in tow, we set out to explore the stunning landscapes and historical landmarks along this iconic trail.
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As someone unfamiliar with the intricacies of the American criminal justice system, I found myself perplexed by the legal proceedings surrounding the indictment of former President Donald Trump. However, after conducting research, primarily utilizing Bing’s AI-powered features, I have gained a clearer understanding of the matter. Trump has been indicted by a Manhattan grand jury,…
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As an executive, I often travel for work, and my recent trip to Carlsbad, California was one of my most enjoyable yet. From the beautiful scenery to the engaging business meetings, the entire experience was one I won’t soon forget. My journey began on February 13th when I boarded a flight from Philadelphia to San…
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Europe still rocks
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I have recently begun to think that Disney’s shows are now exclusively for my kids’ generation and beyond. I’ve grown tired of the Marvel recipe and even though I’ll still watch the Star Wars movies it’s mostly because it’s a fun family thing. But I have to say that Andor – the season finale was…
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In a deeply troubling development, Vladimir Putin has invaded Ukraine again. So far, the Ukrainians have captured most of the world’s admiration with their incredibly brave & effective defense of their land.
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I’ve been taking photos in one form or another for 30 years. I love wildlife photography, but accessibility to wild animals is obviously always a challenge and so most of my photos are of landscapes at wider angles. I’ve taken around 10 that I think are really top notch. Photographing people though has never been…
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This post serves as a collaborative journal between the 4 of us (especially where food is concerned 😂), so may be a bit verbose in areas. Hopefully readers will find some of these details useful. The Lead Up After a crazy year, both from work & life perspective, the Heunis family needed a proper break…
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