Bethany HillWhat London Tech Has That New York and San Francisco Don’tA few weeks ago, I took a train from London to York to indulge my inner medieval nerd. I’d lived for three years in New York before finally…Jul 18, 2016Jul 18, 2016
Bethany HillWhat It Feels Like to Move Across the WorldOne of my neighbors took my portrait of my hermit crab out of the trash to hang in her bathroom.Jun 20, 2016Jun 20, 2016
Bethany HillThe Refrigerator ListLast summer, a new business pitch granted me a day trip to Atlanta, so I took the opportunity to fly in the afternoon before and spend some…Feb 7, 2016Feb 7, 2016
Bethany HillArticles (and a Recipe) of Note — January 18If I had to update my resume, my hobbies lately would be all of the cliche activities recruiters caution against listing. Reading, cooking…Jan 18, 2015Jan 18, 2015
Bethany HillHow to Be a GrownupI am a strong believer in taking a small amount of time off before embarking on a large venture, whether it be a new job, starting school…Oct 7, 2014Oct 7, 2014
Bethany HillArticles of Note — September 8“Apple’s public relations (PR) department is probably the best in the world — certainly more impressive at shaping and controlling the…Sep 8, 2014Sep 8, 2014
Bethany HillOn Airports as a Destination and Not a JourneyAt the Charlotte airport, it’s faster to walk beside the moving walkways than on them, because families lumber onto the people-movers and…Aug 11, 2014Aug 11, 2014
Bethany HillTaking Literacy for GrantedPlease take a moment and thank the person who taught you to read.Jul 27, 2014Jul 27, 2014
Bethany HillWhat They Don’t Tell You About the EurostarThe Eurostar train is the most sleep-inducing form of mass transit ever. Clipping through the French countryside at 300 kilometers an hour…Jul 18, 2014Jul 18, 2014
Bethany HillHow’s Paris?The question “How’s Paris?” is one of the most complicated I’ve had to answer. I’ve been here twice before, but only for short touristy…Jul 13, 2014Jul 13, 2014