This picture was taken this spring on an outing to view our state flower, about an hour and a half away from our home.
Wednesday, August 17, 2005
Spring Flowers
This picture was taken this spring on an outing to view our state flower, about an hour and a half away from our home.
8 Things About Me
Inspired by Plumleigh at Something Good and wanting to humanize this blog, I have decided to make a list of things you might not guess about me.
1. I have been to Latin America (Mexico and Panama) and East Asia, but never to Europe or Africa. I would like to go to at least some places in Europe some day.
2. If I could become proficient in one language, it would be Spanish--because the language could be very useful career-wise.
3. I would give up my car for everyday use if I could. I try to take the subway to work once or twice a week (with a short ride on the bus or a 30 minute walk). After the London bombings, I stayed away for a while, but I am back to using the subway.
4. Rather than drive five or six hours to go someplace I have driven to before, I would rather fly.
5. If I had plenty of time to travel, I would most like to take the train (but I have learned that you can never rely on Amtrak to be on time).
6. When I was in college, I wondered what it would be like to live in New York or San Francisco. Now that I have my own family and my roots are established here, I don’t care so much anymore.
7. In my parents’ culture, a butterfly fluttering around you can signify the spirit of a deceased family member. When I see a butterfly in our garden, I think about my father.
8. When I was in junior high school, seeing “Star Trek II” turned me into a devoted Star Trek fan. This lasted about ten or fifteen years, until Paramount drove the franchise into the ground.
1. I have been to Latin America (Mexico and Panama) and East Asia, but never to Europe or Africa. I would like to go to at least some places in Europe some day.
2. If I could become proficient in one language, it would be Spanish--because the language could be very useful career-wise.
3. I would give up my car for everyday use if I could. I try to take the subway to work once or twice a week (with a short ride on the bus or a 30 minute walk). After the London bombings, I stayed away for a while, but I am back to using the subway.
4. Rather than drive five or six hours to go someplace I have driven to before, I would rather fly.
5. If I had plenty of time to travel, I would most like to take the train (but I have learned that you can never rely on Amtrak to be on time).
6. When I was in college, I wondered what it would be like to live in New York or San Francisco. Now that I have my own family and my roots are established here, I don’t care so much anymore.
7. In my parents’ culture, a butterfly fluttering around you can signify the spirit of a deceased family member. When I see a butterfly in our garden, I think about my father.
8. When I was in junior high school, seeing “Star Trek II” turned me into a devoted Star Trek fan. This lasted about ten or fifteen years, until Paramount drove the franchise into the ground.
Wednesday, August 03, 2005
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