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Showing posts with label families. Show all posts
Showing posts with label families. Show all posts
14 September, 2022

Families: microcosms of cultures

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During our time in Australia we stayed in a variety of different places. Twice we stayed with family members, twice (three times for me and ...
14 February, 2019

Elements of home

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A couple of weeks ago a Japanese friend brought back the pot plants that she'd been looking after for me. I was really glad to see them...
03 September, 2013

Connections

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I rang Mum and Dad on Sunday for Father's Day (we have a different date in Australia to some other countries). It was good to connect wi...
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16 December, 2011

Intriguing culture

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Today I was chatting with a Korean-American and a Japanese lady. We ended up on the topic of sibling relationships and both the American (sh...
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I'm an Aussie who's lived in Japan since 2000. My husband, David, teaches at an American international school – Christian Academy in Japan (CAJ) in Tokyo. We’ve raised our three sons in Japan, but they’re now all adults and live in Australia. I edit a magazine, am social media manager for OMF Japan, and write freelance articles among many other things. Another label some give us is missionaries. Combine all of this and I find heaps to write about. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me here: marshallwendy034 at gmail.com
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