It wasn't that long ago that we left Shanghai for Boston, 13 days ago in fact, so there are lots of things that still seem sort of new and amazing to me. Awaking to clear blue sky and crisp sunlight this morning is one of those things that will never get old.
Showing posts with label coming home. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coming home. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Blue Sky Amazement
Labels:
Beijing,
bicyles,
blue sky,
Boston,
burning plastic,
clean air,
coming home,
expo 2010,
gray sky,
sandstorm,
Shanghai,
smells,
sunburn,
weather
Location:
Boston, MA, USA
Monday, March 5, 2012
And You Thought Unpacking Was Hard...
Yesterday I mentioned the 11, yes 11, suitcases we brought with us from Shanghai to Boston and if I thought that just the van that brought us to the airport was overloaded you should see the house as we attempt to find places to put all of it.
Labels:
blogs,
Boston,
coming home,
finding work,
hard work,
luck,
Ms. Bean,
Newark,
parents,
Red Sox,
Shanghai,
St. Maarten,
St. Patrick's Day,
suitcases,
TSA,
unpacking
Location:
Boston, MA, USA
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Animal House No More
I don't know who this woman is but I found her on Boston.com under "yell here, don't yell at your kids" and I was like alright, let's take a gander.
Labels:
365 days,
articles,
blogs,
Boston,
boston moms,
China,
coming home,
countdown,
families,
living abroad,
Ms. Bean,
no yelling,
parents,
rules,
Shanghai,
The orange rhino challenge,
yelling
Location:
Boston, MA, USA
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Beansanity
Jeremy Lin has nothing on the Bean. Okay I get it, he's brought the Knicks back from the point of no return in a few games and well behind on a number of occasions, but "Linsanity" is nothing once you've been in the company of Ms. Bean.
Labels:
beansanity,
Beijing,
Boston,
coming home,
holden school,
lehigh,
linsanity,
living abroad,
memories,
Ms. Bean,
Shanghai,
shanghai family,
shanghaimamas
Location:
29 Court Square, Boston, MA 02108, USA
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
I Just Flew In
Back to Boston is the theme here...after 2.5 years (although I call it 3 years) living in China because quite frankly a day in China is like 1.5 days in regular life. Time takes longer when it's life as opposed to say, a holiday because everything is harder when it's regular life. There is no hotel gift shop in real life with all the little essentials you might have forgotten.
Labels:
blogs,
Boston,
BostonMamas,
children,
China,
coming home,
living abroad,
memories,
Shanghai,
travel
Location:
Boston, MA, USA
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