JulieLeung.com: a life told in tidepools

Thanks to Doc Searls, this summer I started reading Bernie DeKoven’s Funlog which is certainly a fun blog to read. Earlier this week I noticed his post on The Sack Circle and I couldn’t resist trying a few. I know I’ve written about my conviction for canvas sacks while shopping, but recently I’ve forgotten my […]

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The other day in the van Abigail said: I’m half Chinese. I’m half German. I’m whole American. I had to correct her on one point. She’s a quarter German, not half. But I agree with everything else.

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Some mornings I go into the girls room and wake them up from sound sleep. Other mornings they wake up early on their own. When I come see how they are, they are smiling and playing with each other quietly. “It’s Sister Time,” Abigail informed me. One morning last week, when I went into the […]

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Elisabeth’s vocabulary is expanding. She learned to say “BloggerCon” and “Burger King” this month. The other day she said her first sentence, although slowly: “Tigger eat snack”. We can even do a little interview with her: Me: What’s your name? Elisabeth: Eebedeepee Me: How old are you? Elisabeth: Two. Me: What do you like to […]

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Thursday night was Ted’s first night at home in days so when he finished dinner first, turned on the living room fireplace and then lay down in front of it, I wanted to join him. We cuddled for a while before the fire alone, as the kids stayed at the table, finishing their meal. Then […]

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