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Climbing Mountains…
Sometimes we think that climbing mountains is best left to those who are younger, fitter, weigh less…or at least I do. But during my trip to Korea I managed to explore two mountains, one near Sokcho ( Mount Seoraksan) and … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Health, Uncategorized, World Travels
Tagged encouragement for the journey, geocaching, goals, Korea, life adventures, Mount Seoraksan, Nansam Mountain, Seoul, Sokcho, walking
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You Can’t Do it All…
Today marks day 7 of my Korean explorations. I came with many plans and ideas, only to find that there just isn’t enough time to do everything on my list – and they aren’t long lists. Here are some things … Continue reading
Getting Lost… And Found again.
When I thought about blogging about my trip to Korea, I had in mind to post something day by day, tracking expenses and all that stuff. But it’s Saturday night and I’m tired and all my good intentions have fallen … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Uncategorized, World Travels
Tagged Chuncheon, Dakgalbi, getting lost, solo travelling in your 50's, South Korea, walking, winter travelling
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Airport Adventures…
Getting from my home in Yizhuang-Beijing to my hostel in Chuncheon, South Korea with my self, my sanity and my luggange intact! Continue reading
So you want to make a weather blanket?
I’m not sure that I’m an expert on this, but I’m into my third year of this strange behaviour, so I think I can add something to the discussion. During my first weeks in Beijing I began to collect the … Continue reading
Posted in The Creative Process, Uncategorized
Tagged beijing air, Knitting, weather scarf
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An Unusual New Year’s Blog…
Maybe. This New Year’s morning underscores the transient nature of resolutions. From my window – between the smog and and fog, I can’t even see the subway station and this is my way of deciding to stay indoors and in … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Uncategorized
Tagged discipline, encouragement, life adventures, life changes, new year
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Ping’An Ye 2016
Christmas this year is quite different from last year here in Beijing. There are more and more wintery Christmas decorations in the stores. Yesterday, as I was walking home with my very full (and very heavy) water jugs I was … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Teaching In Beijing, Uncategorized
Tagged Christmas Apples, christmas in Beijing, ping'an ye, silent night
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Morning Tears Square
Beijing: Morning Tears This pattern came to be as the Beijing Guild creates squares for a fundraiser in October 2016. It’s being held at the “Homeplate” in Sanlitun. I guess that’s as good a reason as any to give … Continue reading
Sick Days!
I just finished reading two books by Joanne Braaksma, sharing her stories of teaching English in Beijing from 2001 to 2004. I wonder if she would recognize her old stomping grounds. This is a city that does not stay the … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching In Beijing, Uncategorized
Tagged autumn in beijing, following your dream, teaching esl in china
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I want to remember that…
If you search for this in images, you will find that it is a pretty popular one. Many people have it on their Pinterest boards, and on blogs, etc. My friend Ponnie posted it on Facebook, and I was hit … Continue reading
