It took three messages from angels for me to read one book. I visited my son’s English class for a book review presentation, where fourth graders were dressed like a person from a biography and told the story from that person’s point of view. I saw an Einstein, a Helen Keller and a Frederick Douglass. … More Unbroken to broken, and a new hope
When I first came to the U.S. in 1992, many people asked me “Are you Christian?” My husband’s friends would look at our wedding picture with me in a white dress, and assume that I was Christian. “No, I’m not. It was simply the cheapest way to get married.” My frank response startled them. So, … More Life and harmony and a missing part
I was in a car with two women, who also work in the intercultural field. One of them said, “Our clients are all surprised by the size of Americans.” Newcomers to the U.S. encounter overweight people everywhere they go; therefore, they assume it is cultural. She then described her view of the root cause, “Obesity … More You don’t know what it’s like