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The Color-Coded Hierarchy of Failure
When is a trash bag a trash bag? The answer depends and varies. Continue reading
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Ten Pounds of Life in a Five-Pound Box
We thought we were prepared for the opening days of our life in Japan. In hindsight, that’s adorable. Continue reading
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Today, We Have Cake
We remember why we came here in the first place. Continue reading
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Recruiting Hope
I spent a weekend in Nanaimo, BC, and it reminded me of something I didn’t realize I’d lost: what normal feels like. Continue reading
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Monk Mattresses and Other Revelations
Monk Mattresses: Firm but fair. Banana for scale. Continue reading
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The Slippers in the Doorway
A pair of worn blue slippers in a quiet doorway reminded us that some homes hold more than memories. Continue reading
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Welcome Home. Please Explain Your Snow Plan.
We bought a house in Japan. The house welcomed us. The neighbor… had questions. Continue reading
















