I don’t think there is a shadow of doubt in this room that I stand before all of you as a true, 100% daddy’s girl. Growing up, the biggest compliment you could have given me is to say how much I looked like Dad, how …
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Week 4
It’s been four years since Ah Chor (my great grandmother) passed away and I think my maternal side of the family has finally gotten into the rhythm of celebrating Chinese New Year without her. I had a really enjoyable but short trip this year. Touching …
Chinese New Year – Home and Away
When I was young, I wanted candy canes instead of ang pao. Perhaps it was always a case of grass greener in western countries that had snow, chimneys and hot chocolate which according to Disney channel, was leagues better than milo mixed with condensed milk. …
Cobar – Twelve Hours
Robert and I spent our mid-semester break taking the road less travelled back to his home in Cobar. The primary/only reason we decided to go is to visit his family, (according to Robert) there’s really not much other reason to go to Cobar. It’s six …