JulieLeung.com: a life told in tidepools

Ted and I had a fiesty debate during our vacation about del.icio.us and link blogs. I don’t know what to do. On the one hand, I enjoy reading other’s link blogs and I’ve discovered some great posts and writers through these feeds. On the other hand, I need simplicity. Blogs are like living organisms, and […]

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Wednesday I was regretting that we couldn’t make it to the meetup. So I did the next best thing: I cooked deep-fried Oreos. After all, if you can’t be with bloggers, you might as well read bloggers and find some inspiration there. I can’t remember the last time I bought Oreos. The girls and I […]

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Dave Winer’s arrival in Seattle for the fall has inspired lively dialogue on the strengths and weaknesses of living in the Rainy City or its suburbs, including statements on God’s preferences for either side of Lake Washington. Now who am I to debate divine desires? To quote Kerry quoting Lincoln: I don’t want to claim […]

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Before we left on our vacation, I spied Lisa Williams’ post on modern motherhood but I didn’t have time to link to it. Since then Rayne has also written a thoughtful and provocative post on how it ain’t easy to be a mom today. I think there are a number of reasons why parenting seems […]

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While reading Jon Udell’s piece describing medbloggers, I made a few notes. First, I winced at the term Internet diary in an article Udell quoted – as if Kevin Pho MD is a teenage girl scribbling secret thoughts across the Web. There must be a better term to use to describe the tool of blogging. […]

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