JulieLeung.com: a life told in tidepools

Last Friday night while driving off the ferry dock and onto the freeway, I turned on the car stereo knob, as is my habit. But then I turned it off to listen to something else. Abigail was singing. She was singing her own song: a gentle melody with lyrics of gratitude. Radio tunes can’t compare […]

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A diver sat with us at the dinner table Monday night: a Cartesian diver we had created from soda bottle and eye dropper. What fun! Even Elisabeth enjoyed pressing on the bottle to see the eyedropper bob up and down as the air bubble changed size. Other adventures we’ve enjoyed in the kitchen included making […]

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Lauren Gelman whom I met at BloggerCon III, said yes to serving on the Department of Homeland Security’s Transportation Security Authority’s (TSA) Secure Flight Privacy/IT Working Group. Janelle’s husband is on the USS Abraham Lincoln getting supplies to victims of the tsunami. Dr. Bob shared a story of attack averted on a flight. Cheap Eats […]

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You know you’ve found a good husband when you tell him bad news and he makes you laugh. Yesterday Ted was at a conference in Seattle while our dryer was being disassembled (note: the drum is almost as large as our daughter). The good news was that the machine was operating hot enough to use […]

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I am planning to write a post later about the United States Figure Skating Championships this week (to be televised on ABC Saturday). But after reading news from the competition, I want to express my sorrow. Skater Angela Nikodinov and her family were traveling in a shuttle from the Portland airport when a car accident […]

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