Living on a Vaccination Passport and a Prayer
An unexpectedly complicated preparation for my trip to Buenos Aires was finding out about vaccinations.| sylviawrigley.substack.com
An unexpectedly complicated preparation for my trip to Buenos Aires was finding out about vaccinations.| sylviawrigley.substack.com
In which I am abducted by a Lithuanian Taxi Driver and miss my chance at yesterday’s zeppelins.| sylviawrigley.substack.com
Everything seems to be happening so fast right now, this month’s newsletter is less essay and more an update from the dust trail of a whirlwind.| Accidents and Incidents
I might be a little in love with an excavator.| Accidents and Incidents
Nobody asked for my dramatic reading at the tech convention| Accidents and Incidents
Congratulations to NestingGull and GuardGull| Accidents and Incidents
A walk through abandoned fortifications, broken concrete, and the kind of historical rabbit hole you don’t mean to fall into. Also: frogs. Eventually.| Accidents and Incidents
In Which I Hike a Mountain in a Nightgown Because I Make Excellent Choices| Accidents and Incidents
There is a rock in the middle of the Pakri Peninsula that is rated five stars.| Accidents and Incidents
My inbox is bursting with well-wishes for the new year.| Accidents and Incidents
On November 24, 1971, a passenger calling himself Dan Cooper hijacked Northwest Airlines flight 305, demanded and received $200,000 in cash and four parachutes in Seattle, and then jumped from the Boeing 727 somewhere over the Pacific Northwest, never to be seen again.| Accidents and Incidents
In which I finally find the courage to ask for a helicopter ride, only to discover there won’t be any helicopters until 2028| Accidents and Incidents
Sylvia thought she knew how this story was going to end. She was wrong.| sylviawrigley.substack.com
I do stupid things so you don't have to. Click to read Accidents and Incidents, by Sylvia Wrigley, a Substack publication with hundreds of subscribers.| sylviawrigley.substack.com
I successfully crashed an A320. Seven times. Six of them on purpose.| sylviawrigley.substack.com
