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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Our Nutty Adventure: Part III – Going Solo in Montana
Greetings from Banff National Park in Alberta Canada. The grand mountains in the near distance are shrouded in heavy mist and I am sitting next to the fireplace in the bistro lounge of our hotel with a glass of wine. … Continue reading
Breaking Up Is Hard To Do: Part I – The Allure of Partnership
Greetings from Missoula, Montana. Since my husband left for New York last Sunday, I have been traveling around Montana by myself. Like what the lyrics say — “life is a highway and I want to ride it all night long” … Continue reading
The Story So Far
Thanks every one for reading my blog. When I first decided to start a blog, I didn’t think that many people would read and react to it. Now that I seem to have a more or less of a steady … Continue reading
Our Nutty Adventure: Part II
Greetings from Waterton Lake National Park, the Canadian sister park to Glacier National Park. We are sitting in Prince of Wales Hotel waiting to see the sunset. After what feels like days without internet access, I am finally back online … Continue reading
I Had An Allergic Reaction to Eat, Pray, Love
Greetings from Kalispell Montana, about 30 miles from the Glacier National Park. It is nice to be close to nature. Last night, we stopped in the (overrated) resort town of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, where we watched Eat, Pray, Love.
Our Nutty Adventure: Part I
Greetings from Bremerton, Washington, about an hour west by ferry across the Puget Sound from Seattle. I am starting day 4 of the 25-day Northwest road trip. For this road trip we didn’t plan any specific itinerary or book any … Continue reading
Perpetual Wednesdays
I used to hate Wednesdays. It is smack in the middle of a working week. You are tired from working two full days already, yet there’s no respite in sight. When I was a first year in Hong Kong, I … Continue reading
Deja Vu
I had a dream last night — a dream so real that my heart was pumping fast when I awoke. The logic and the details of the dream are now a blur, but the angst and the dread I felt … Continue reading
The Gym Non-perk
Now that my gym membership is no longer subsidized through work, I recently changed from Equinox to New York Health and Racket Club (NYHRC).
Saying Goodbye
My husband and I started fostering Bela and Victor, now two 15-week old brothers, right around the time I gave notice. Normally we only foster cats on a weekly basis, picking them up from City Critters at the Kips Bay Petco … Continue reading