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Hello again! While we’re still celebrating Chinese New Year (celebrations last 15 days), we spent my long weekend doing more things. Not terribly exciting things, but why should we do more exciting things than you have in the last two weeks, and where is your blog about those, huh? *cough* That escalated quickly… sorry. Apologies by way of photos, perhaps? Read more
In this one, among other things: an excursion to the zoo, during which we found new appreciation for our sons; a trip to the beach, during which we learned about the fierceness of the sun; and a Super Blue Blood Moon. And random pictures. Read more
Don’t worry. The film industry and I, we have no tricks left up our sleeves. This will truly be the last post in the series. (Although I’m sure someone will, at some point, make the last part into its own trilogy. And then, a bit further down the road, any big trilogy will really be a trilogy of trilogies. Exciting times are ahead of us.) There won’t be many more after this one. Countdown! Four weeks until we’re back in Botnang! Read more
What you see in the photo is the name of our dishwasher. To experience its quietness in the convenience of your own home, there are a few easy steps you can follow, laid out below. Make sure you read them carefully, in order to get the most out of it. We wouldn’t want you to be underwhelmed. Read more
I wrote this last night and didn’t publish it. Sometimes it’s better to read things over again. 🙂 But then I figured, what the heck. So here you go. 🙂
I will say this in advance: I should not be writing blog posts after a week of long hours at work, sleep deprivation through evil tooth fairies, moving into a new apartment, and having more wine than an empty stomach should be exposed to. But hey, in for the dime, in for the dollar, as they say. You can’t expect us to be at our Sunday’s best behavior for 8 full months, can you? Read more
Yes, we made it! We (well, Julian did) signed the contract for renting the new apartment. We are moving in next weekend.
We’ve been looking at apartments to rent. There are lots of them, to be fair, but only before sorting the wheat from the chaff. Many are too small (0 bedroom studios are a real thing here), too low (really, we’re too old for basements) or simply cost an arm and a leg (small 1 bedroom apartment for 5000$/month, anyone?). Read more