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February Sun{Snow}day
Not one to get too excited over snow (or predictions of snow), my family eagerly donned their winter outerwear to take in some serious wet fluff when it came barreling out of the sky this afternoon. Instead, I took my time wrapping up a very serious nap. Then, I decided I missed my family, and [...]
Travel with Baby–Rent Baby Gear
Parents and grandparents used to have limited options on baby gear when traveling: bring your own, borrow at your destination, or buy at your destination. Finally, a reliable, high-quality service and gear option exists for baby gear rentals. First, let’s consider the aforementioned options . . . Traveling with Your Own Baby Gear 1. It’s [...]
Surviving Dangerous Cuisine
I ate a blowfish. . . and survived. According to the Dimensions Guide, “The small size of the blowfish is hardly indicative of its toxicity. The puffer fish is the second most toxic vertebrae on the planet. The inner organ and skin are extremely poisonous to people.” Sunday evening, while dining on gourmet Chinese food [...]
Shanghai and Jet Lag
I’ve been awake since something like 4 AM in Shanghai–a good twelve hours ahead of Eastern time zone in the U.S. So, it’s currently dinner time on Saturday evening while I’m waiting for the Sunday morning breakfast buffet at the hotel to open. After two flights and being awake for twenty-four hours (I wasn’t able [...]
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