We're only a month into the Year of the Rabbit, but it seems like the Year of the Tiger is still making tracks, at least in the literary world (and with Charlie Sheen, who no doubt will soon land a book deal). Today I read with delight that Jid Lee's memoir, To Kill a Tiger … [Read more...]
Rebounding, hope, and the 1964 Tokyo Olympics
It seems like the news out of Japan keeps getting worse. As if the most devastating earthquake and a giant tsunami weren't enough, now Japan has nuclear issues.Sadly, these things aren't new to Japan. Always the optimist, I believe the country will recover and regain its … [Read more...]
Buddha, tsunamis, and peace to all in Japan
Today has been quite a day for people in Japan and those with family or friends there. It seems like no one has been untouched by the tragic events there, myself included.So when I finally received a moment of peace after my three kids went to sleep, I manically searched my … [Read more...]
Book of the week–My Father’s Paradise
I learn something new every day. And that's what keeps life fascinating.For instance, I recently learned that up until the early 1950s, Jews, Muslims, and Christians in Iraq lived among one another in friendship. I also knew little about Kurdish Iraq, especially its Jewish … [Read more...]
International Women’s Day and The Diva Doctrine
It hasn't even been a week since Girls' Day in Japan and now today is International Women's Day!To kick off International Women's Day, yesterday the blog Speaking of China presented a list of 30 women who blog about relationships between western women and Chinese men. I was … [Read more...]
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