Where the week actually went

Sun Notebook is a small public notebook kept by Bea Bell. It writes down the bus, the room, and what a week away actually held. It does not sell tickets, it does not run tours, and it does not take money.

The bus

A seat by the window, a stop that was later than the board said, a bag under the seat. The note names the ride, not a company.

The room

A key, a window, the light at the end of the day. These pages do not rate hotels and they do not book them.

The week

Some weeks are a long road. Some weeks are one room and rain. A quiet week is still written down.

A yellow van driving away on a desert highway between red rock walls.

A week is a list, not a brochure

Bea writes after the week, from a chair, not from a counter. The notebook can hold a late bus, a borrowed room, or a gate where the sun sat on the wing. It does not speak for an airline, a hostel, or an events desk. If a line is wrong, write to admin@bbinthesun.com.

An airplane wing above clouds, with the sun low on the right.