Wisdom

Husband

January 10, 2020

I’ve been painting almost daily. This one started as a paint blotch and then turned into G.






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Bear’s rules for living

July 14, 2019

Our beloved Bear passed away on June 8th at the tender age of 13.5 years old. We are heartbroken, devastated and so grateful for the time that we got to spend with her. Last night, we celebrated her life with close family and friends at my parent’s house. Below is what I shared about her. […]






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Exploring Buenos Aires

November 2, 2015

…with this man. In the depths of Palermo, walking into  these old atmospheric family-run trattorias is like stepping back in time.  And this light. So beautiful.   






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Fried rice and thunderstorms 

October 24, 2015

Caught in a thunderstorm, we sheltered under umbrellas in a hawker stand and had lunch.   






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Commuting in Bangkok

October 19, 2015

Commuting in Bangkok with my brother, parents and husband. Family vacations, though inevitably stressful at times, are a real gift when you’re an adult. Time seems more precious while adventuring with parents. It’s stolen time away from our very busy lives.   






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Irises by Van Gogh

October 19, 2015

This painting makes real life feel monochrome. Mindblowing and inspiring and ridiculous.  






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I found the meaning of life on a foot bridge over the Thames

January 7, 2015

One afternoon exactly one year ago in London, I met a man who changed my life. He was on the Millennium Bridge clad in construction clothes tinkering at something on the floor. Like everyone else, I walked past without a second thought in a rush to visit the Tate Modern after a media briefing in […]






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In search of meaning, one small step at a time

December 16, 2014

I read recently that “Danny Glover dedicates every performance to someone – it might be Nelson Mandela or the old man who guards the stage door – but he is always working for someone other than himself. This focus gives his acting purpose and makes his work rich.” Struggling to get through my own daily […]






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