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Archive for January, 2007

A new year begins

Um, yes, I’ve noticed it’s almost February, but that last few weeks have been so crazy busy that it still feels like the begining of January to me. So, here’s to a new year!
I’m not really a “resolutions” type person, but in the interest of self improvement, in 2007 I’d like to:
Leave behind:

A year of [...]

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Sick Day

What does it take to get your average teacher to stay home?
How about 2 simultaneous inner ear infections and a continually worsening case of strep throat (dispite the fact that you’ve been on antibiotics for 3 days now and you only have enough for 5 days)?
Yesterday I went to work. Planning lessons for a substitute [...]

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What gender is your blog?

Apparantly I write like a man. Who knew?
Check yours here.

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Blood Diamond

I consider myself to be socially conscious. I have been an active member of Amnesty International for the last 10 years or so, I try to pay attention to what’s going on in the world, and I make an effort to put my money where my mouth is. But, even I succommed to the diamond [...]

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Photo Hunt: Silver

As a child of the 80’s I share a true and deep love for all things silvery and shiny. It is therefore with great pleasure that I present to you a selection of silver themed pictures from our recent trip to Hanoi, Vietnam (click on each picture for a larger version – except for the [...]

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Just call me Dr.

I have a lot of respect for doctors, I really do, but I’m getting pretty good at some serious self-diagnosing over here. I know you’re never, ever supposed to self-diagonose, but frankly, I’m the only one inside my body, right? So, therefore, I would know the absolute most about how I feel compared to other [...]

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The lure of the chapstick

I like to pride myself on my many misadventures. As Alex often notes, I tend to do things without always thinking them through – especially when crossing the steet. I have a special way that I just saunter across the street, always walking in a diagonal path because it’s usually the shortest route to my [...]

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Photo Hunt: Wild

One of the best things about living in Malaysia is being in the midst of the wild jungle basically everywhere you go. We can see the jungle from our balcony, monkeys are always scampering about, and we can always hear the chirping of exotic birds in the tall, graceful trees in our neighborhood. Kuala [...]

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The Highlights: Vietnam

Where to start? Vietnam was amazing. I know that sounds so cliche, and couldn’t I really think of something more insightful to say, but honestly it was like nowhere I have ever been. I’ve never been to China or India, but I kind of imagine Hanoi to be a south east Asian cross between China [...]

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Around a month ago, as I was perusing the blogoshphere (Alex hates it when I use that word) I discovered this fantastic new website called Expat Women (which officially launched this past Tuesday). As the wonderful founders, Andrea and Jill, describe the site:
Expat Women is a new web site designed to help all expatriate women [...]

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