JulieLeung.com: a life told in tidepools

Since I read the ubiquitous New York Times Magazine piece on blogging: Fear and Laptops on the Campaign Trail I’ve had some doubts and questions. Like Rayne and Betsy Devine I wished other female political bloggers had been included, besides Wonkette. I’d be lying if I said I never wonder how many people are reading […]

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A radish and nasturtium left on the kitchen counter after our morning gardening. Abigail’s first tattoo, a birthday party memento. Ted demonstrates to the children how to join the Clean Bowl Club.

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Peer pressure is bad, isn’t it? It’s the reason why kids engage in destructive behaviors. The excuse for drug use. Everybody’s doin’ it. But last month, on our road trip to the Bay Area, I started to believe that peer pressure could be good. A friend told me that peer pressure had motivated her daughter […]

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The last time U2 released an album, I wasn’t a blogger. I was a bit less aware of the world than I am now. I wasn’t aware of All That You Can’t Leave Behind until it took over the Grammys. The most I listen to the radio is whenever I’m put on hold. So I […]

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Scott Koon replied to my question: Perhaps one may ask, which side of Puget Sound is God’s side? 😉 with his assertion It’s obvious that God favors the Olympic Peninsula. It’s at least the most awe inspiring. What a relief. I’m glad I don’t have to argue the truth with him! 😉 He provided some […]

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