When I entered the bunk room of the hostel, the first thing I thought of was you guys. G laughing at her own corny jokes (and everyone else’s out of courtesy), H planning to foster more cats that she’s allergic to. You know how there are certain experiences in your life that are such formative … More Boston daisies
I recently got a new iPhone XS, and began transferring some information onto it from my old 6 Plus. Turns out it’s so, so easy. Logging into my Apple ID alone already restored most of my contacts and Notes. I sound so old saying this. I’m not old, right? Okay, I wasn’t actually that impressed. … More Radar, 4AM
There’s a few passages from an article I read recently I wanted to share. It’s worth a read, but in brief, in it Larissa MacFarquhar talks about nursing homes for people with dementia designed to resemble the environments they grew up in. These special memory-care units, which exist in many countries around the world, try … More Waiting for the bus at the end of life
During a trip to visit our relatives in China, my dad took me to a huge Buddhist monastery in rural Hubei. I remember walking down a central cobblestone path as wide as a highway, except each cobblestone was more like a boulder. On either side of the road stood white statues of historical Buddhist figures … More One hundred tasks
Eraser In My Head 