The joys of little sisterhood. Continue reading
Chloe
Chloe
The joys of little sisterhood. Continue reading
Someone had appeared, to say something. Sleep had no ears. So it had to be said through visual symbols. Continue reading
The early years. Continue reading
So you’ve been sent to spy on us, huh? Continue reading
Dan and I are the only foreigners taking part in the conference, and all the information we’ve seen has been in Burmese, so we’re not entirely sure what’s going on. Continue reading
A visit to Don Leo’s coffee farm, in his absence
Pijao, Eje Cafetero, Colombia Continue reading
Though I had written to warn Dr. S that I would land and see his famous gardens, I gave up all thoughts of doing so when I saw how it was to be done. Continue reading
Did I not paint ?–and wander and wonder at everything ? Continue reading
It was curious to see how little the English cared for these glories around them. Continue reading
At the last station one of the Japanese ministers got into our carriage in the costume of a perfect English gentleman, chimney-pot hat included. He invited me to come and see his wife at his country-house, and at Yedo packed … Continue reading
The famous botanic gardens are six miles from Calcutta, but the whole drive is full of interest and wonderful vegetation. A German was director of the gardens in Dr. King’s absence, and went heart and soul into my work of … Continue reading
The ancient people had a sophisticated way of predicting weather. They had flourishing boat building and jewelry industries… In the 1800s, the men were shy and since courtship customs were a bit difficult to follow, they expressed their feelings through … Continue reading