Back in 2000, I was freshly divorced with two kids and little life experience. Ten years on, I’ve earned my BA, my son’s nearing graduation, my daughter is bumping into her teen years and we’ve been able to visit Vietnam (2x), China, Thailand, Malaysia, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea. Ten years of marriage and being […]
2000-2009: What a decade it’s been. Read More »
What was originally intended as a dinner party, turned out to be an intimate family-style dinner with our household plus Stuart’s friend and his dad. The food was good and the view out the windows was beautiful, so as disappointing as it was to have to cancel the party due to the snow… well, at
Snow has returned… Read More »
With more journal inserting than I’d really prefer, I managed to squeak over the finish line for NaNoWriMo. I wish I could have done a better job with it, but I have to remind myself that that is what the next few months are for. There’s so much more to write and edit, but I
In two days, mind you. Nanowrimo will again defeat me, I believe. But I’ve made progress this month. I’ve written a lot of words and have a lot of editing to do in the next month. That said, though…I really do want to hit 50k by tomorrow night. Better get back to work.
31k down, only 19k to go Read More »
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is an incredibly modern city that bustles all day (and probably all night, though we always stayed in). People are always coming and going somewhere with tourists nearly always heading to the KLCC. It was the one place I definitely wanted to see–home of what was just a decade ago the tallest
Photos from Asia, part two Read More »
After the time traveling with Stuart and his friend, I figured I could write a little about taking teens abroad. Lucky me, Travelfish published it. Read it here.
Traveling with Teens Read More »
The KL Tower is fourth tallest building in the world and features, much like the Space Needle in Seattle, a revolving restaurant and an observation deck. We, obviously, were there in the evening and couldn’t figure out how to get into the park where it’s located. Frustrated, but I’m still shaky with heights, so I
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is an incredibly modern city that bustles all day (and probably all night, though we always stayed in). People are always coming and going somewhere with tourists nearly always heading to the KLCC. It was the one place I definitely wanted to see–home of what was just a decade ago the tallest
KLCC in Kuala Lumpur Read More »
