Making a Splash
Our first Seoul International Women’s Association Book Club was held on Tuesday. An hour-long journey across town (by foot, subway, bus, then on foot-uphill of
Month: June 2019
Punta
*The names have been changed to protect the identity of the children. But, the story is true. So true. The truest thing I’ve ever experienced.
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Seoul of a Seamstress
The fabric market in Seoul is spectacular!!!! Floors and floors of beautiful fabrics and trim, etc. I could LIVE there❤️ I decided that the boys
Nana, Can You Make Me a….
The most precious words to this Grandma are, “Nana, can you make ….” (fill in the blank). Of course, the answer is ALWAYS yes. Jack
A State of Mind: Texas in Seoul
In his book, Travels with Charley: In Search of America, John Steinbeck says, “Texas is a state of mind. Texas is an obsession… A Texan
My Super Power is Teaching
One of the down-sides of this exciting time of transition for Mack and me is my inability (for months now) to sleep through the night.
42 Anyone?
These cute cookies are so easy to make. Just use your regular sugar cookie recipe and cut them out using a square cookie cutter. Then
Mel’s Pie
There’s really nothing better than a good, homemade pie. When I think of pie, I think of my favorite actor, Andy Griffith, in that sweet