JulieLeung.com: a life told in tidepools

I find myself wishing that weblogging had a tangible component. By that, I mean that sometimes words aren’t sufficient for what I want to say. I wish I could reach through this blogpost and give a hug. But the best I can do is try to say it. At BloggerCon II in Boston, John Perry […]

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Continuing a Leung family tradition, Ted and I have roasted chestnuts each holiday season. The night before a family feast I’d put them in the oven, and a little while later together we’d sit at the table, talking as we peeled them, hoping we would find enough meat to make stuffing. This year, I thought […]

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I’m tempted to comment on each link here but the days are disappearing this holiday season…so I’ll place these bookmarks on a page for me to remember, perhaps for future commentary, and for others to browse and enjoy…. Two news articles in the Seattle Times: Obesity’s role in infertility and Moms exercising with strollers at […]

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At one point I had planned to weave together some of my favorite holiday posts into one piece, but now I’ve collected too many links. So I thought I’d simply list them all for others to enjoy… Christmas: Simplify and Slow Down, posted by Jenny, was one of the first ones for the season I […]

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I think this week we finally received the last of the Christmas cards in the mail. While I like creating our own cards , I find the fun comes in receiving them from others. Catching up on all the news and seeing the family pictures are great. We still hear from high school friends and […]

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