Tag Archives: Choices
Why We’re a Family of, Pedestrians
Why this family selected, to NOT own a vehicle, doing something they can, for the environment here, translated… Walking, had always been, an, important activity that my family had. Before we were married, my husband and I had, come to … Continue reading
The Paradox of Choice…
When presented with so many choices, you don’t know how to pick, and, the paradox of choice happens, every single day, like how you selected to either take the bus, or to ride that government owned and sponsored bicycle to … Continue reading
The Choices for Lunch
Take your P-I-C-K… so many items to pick from, iI want to try them all!!! Not my photo… Realizations, thinking back to before, translated… During the elementary years, I’d looked forward to the school-provided lunches. AT the start of the … Continue reading
The Annoyances of the Lunch Hour
Not enough choice from before, and now, enough choice, but, you’d, fallen, into your old habits of choosing, translated… Before middle school, lunchtime was so scheduled like a formula of sorts. from when you were in school… consisting of rice, … Continue reading
She’d Given Up on Attending the First All-Girls’ High School in Taipei and Chosen a School Closer to Home So She Can Look After Her Ailing Father
This, would be how fitting this daughter is, from the Newspapers, translated… The student from Hsinxing Middle School, Cheng made very high grades, but, because she’d wanted to fulfill her filial piety duties toward her own father, she’d given up … Continue reading
No Regrets Over the Decision to Become a Stay-at-Home Mom
Translated… Recently I was sorting through the photos, seeing the pictures of my children when they were younger, I couldn’t help, but exclaim, because of how cute they once were, I’d pulled on my husband sitting right beside me, “the … Continue reading
I’m a Full-Time Mother, the Features of a Woman
Altered perceptions here, translated… For a long time, I’d believed, that being a full-time mother is not a job, it’s just managing the house, that it should be easy to do; and so, I’d discussed it with my husband, although … Continue reading
Life, the Obstacle Course 