What a gorgeous view. Four plus years of living in Boston and I finally made it to the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University by Forest Hills T stop at the end of the Orange Line. This park is beautiful, especially this time of the year. It is very easy to get lost in the ArboretumContinue reading “Boston from the Arnold Arboretum”
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My time in Boston is finally coming to an end
Boston, you are beautiful. I finally made it to the Top of the Hub last Friday for the first time since coming to Boston four plus years ago. I couldn’t have asked for better friends to go with – two friends from the Netherlands on their first time in Boston and the US- as wellContinue reading “My time in Boston is finally coming to an end”
A really hot video about Trust
“Trust is your relationship to the unknown but you can’t control it. You can’t control everything. And it’s not all or none. It’s a slow and steady practice of learning about the capacity of the world. And it’s worth it. To keep trying.” As we’ve learnt throughout the years, trust takes years to build butContinue reading “A really hot video about Trust”
The beauty of shared experiences
[Charlie Todd: The Shared Experience of Absurdity] This is by far one of the best things I’ve seen all day. The annual No-Pants on the subway day just passed recently and I’ve always wondered who and why it started. My favorite from this TED talk is the one where he had people stand by theContinue reading “The beauty of shared experiences”
Our ability to change
New Years Resolutions, every 12 months we give ourselves goals to achieve but how often do we forget about them after the first two weeks? These resolutions for many of us include exercising regularly, going on a smoking, internet or phone hiatus to “find” ourselves. It’d be very interesting to read studies in regards toContinue reading “Our ability to change”
Joanne Lam 