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The Race: Asian Australian, Part 10

1) How do you define yourself racially or ethnically and why is it important to you? Please tell us about the racial makeup of your family if you were adopted or come from a colorful family. I was born in Australia to very traditional Chinese-Malaysian parents. The word “Malaysian” refers to a nationality. There are… Read More The Race: Asian Australian, Part 10

April 11, 2014 Holistic Wayfarer62 Comments

East Meets West: A Literal Translation

Peter asked that I tell this story from our dating days. It begins in the laid-back land of Southern California where entire cities don’t push to cut their way through throngs of cars on impatient legs, daring drivers to run over them. Pedestrians actually keep to the crosswalk and – to the stupefaction of visiting… Read More East Meets West: A Literal Translation

June 21, 2013July 9, 2017 Holistic Wayfarer41 Comments

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