Sunday, October 6, 2013
Woke up at 6, wrote for an hour or so, then headed to Alice's and made it by 9. Austin and I went out for breakfast at Park Chow. We don't get much time to hang out without Alice, so it was nice to catch up and hear all about his life. He's such a great kid who has so much to look forward to. Any educated Chinese-American who speaks English, Mandarin and Cantonese has the world in the palm of their hand, I'm thinking. The next century is made for them. Let's just hope we don't get to crazy with our religious ideologies, silly politics and longstanding grievances. The range of goodness and badness that human beings aspire to is truly mindblowing.
Alice came home from her Excel class at 12:30 and we hung out with each other for the rest of the day. We visited the Ortega branch of the San Francisco library. I checked out three books by Laurence Yep (Chinatown mysteries 1, 2 and 3) and the Inquisitor's Apprentice by Chris Moriarty. Should make for some good middle grade reading.
Woke up at 6, wrote for an hour or so, then headed to Alice's and made it by 9. Austin and I went out for breakfast at Park Chow. We don't get much time to hang out without Alice, so it was nice to catch up and hear all about his life. He's such a great kid who has so much to look forward to. Any educated Chinese-American who speaks English, Mandarin and Cantonese has the world in the palm of their hand, I'm thinking. The next century is made for them. Let's just hope we don't get to crazy with our religious ideologies, silly politics and longstanding grievances. The range of goodness and badness that human beings aspire to is truly mindblowing.
Alice came home from her Excel class at 12:30 and we hung out with each other for the rest of the day. We visited the Ortega branch of the San Francisco library. I checked out three books by Laurence Yep (Chinatown mysteries 1, 2 and 3) and the Inquisitor's Apprentice by Chris Moriarty. Should make for some good middle grade reading.
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