Travelforlifenow

14/04/2024

Good Morning Kemah Lake

08/04/2024

Getting ready to board the plane. On the way to NJ. 18.5 hours. What’s the longest flight you’ve flown?

03/04/2024

03/04/2024

100 days since we left New Jersey. 5 more before we go back. We’re going to miss Singapore AND ready to be back in NJ.

17/03/2024

Hello Bhutan. The Nation Memorial Chorten right outside our hotel. Tomorrow we go to

17/03/2024

Off to our next adventure … Bhutan. Looking forward to temples, festivals, and the Himalayas. 🇧🇹

16/03/2024

Nonya treats. Enjoy with Reggie. Ondeh ondeh, kueh ambon, kueh ko swee. Which one would you like to eat?

29/02/2024

We made a new friend today

27/02/2024

Contemplating the lake on an island in a lake on an island

27/02/2024

Doubtful Sound or Patea is gorgeous, especially after it rains.

27/02/2024

The beauty of Patea as named by the Māori

23/02/2024

Good Morning are the best

19/02/2024

Pushing a Moeraki boulder (about 8 tons) to make up for not having done our exercises

18/02/2024

Incredible street art in Christchurch

18/02/2024

Amazing street art tour in Christchurch with Rueben from Watch This Space. He did his PhD on street art and we learned a lot from his perspective.

14/02/2024

Saw this spectacular mural in Taupo, New Zealand today. It’s by Charles and Janine Williams. We are loving learning about Māori culture and seeing it on the walls.

01/02/2024

Check out this podcast about being an expat in Singapore. We learned some new things from this episode about Orchard Road. Do you know about Fire Ramen? Or that there's a free basketball court underground? Or that you can go to a bar in the Fair Price supermarket?

Expat Lifestyle in Singapore

21/07/2023

Moving Day. We start a new adventure living at Kemah Lake full time.

12/05/2023

Spent today at one of our favorite places in New York—Corning. We love the Corning Museum of Art. It’s one of the most amazing places to see glass art in the world.

The Rockwell Museum is a treasure. It has an amazing collection of Native American and Western art. There is a stunning piece by Devan Shimoyama called Untitled (for Tamir)—a response to the killing of 12 year old Tamir Rice by a white police officer. I hope it will be displayed many more places.

Then some wandering around town to see mural by young people and the

Lovely dinner at The Quincy Exchange. If you haven’t been to Corning, come up here this summer.

14/03/2023

Mural in honoring people that gave to their communities during COVID. Kee Sek Soon, a businessman installed hand sanitizers throughout a neighborhood, Nizar Mohd Sharif distributed food to migrants, Mae Tan Li Mei connected people with volunteer befrienders, Tan Chee Wee helped keep communities safe, Rashimah Rahim distributed food, U. K. Shayim distributed laptops to students in need. So many ordinary people have done the unseen things these past few years. So happy to SEE them.

11/03/2023

Lovely walk through Joo Chait revealed new murals. This one is called Anatomical reverberation; recollections of you from a distance by Soph O (Sophia Ong), a Singaporean street artist. I love the colors and the flow and movement in the piece. I like the glimpse of the cars in the photo—it shows what the mural looks like in the world. Too many street art photos focus only on the painted surface and try to erase the whole environment. Street art can’t be isolated from the street scene. I love the discovery of art on the streets.

20/02/2023

We highly recommend signing up for a greet if you’re in Tokyo. TOKYO GREETERS are wonderful hosts.

01/01/2023

Street art in Mumbai. What does it make you think?

30/12/2022

Breakfast time!

01/02/2021

Reggie and I are featured in this story--as snowshoes. Of course, it also mentions our fishing failures.

After a season of picnicking, swimming, and outdoor concerts, people from around the tristate area have been looking for ways to keep busy now that th...

23/01/2021

Winter in Sussex County NJ. Watching Kemah Lake freeze and that and freeze again.

30/12/2020

29/10/2020

Wondering What to Do for Halloween? Join the All Stars Project for a Virtual Tour of Sleepy Hollow with The Headless Horseman.

Join Joe Phillips and Sue Davies for a Halloween tour of the legendary Sleepy Hollow and home of the infamous headless horseman. This year is the 200th anniversary of the publication of Washington Irving's The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

Come see the place where Ichabod Crane disappeared after meeting the Headless Horseman. Take a virtual tour of the Old Dutch Church, the Headless Horseman Bridge Sleepy Hollow Cemetery and more.
Wear a hat or your favorite costume and bring your favorite treats.

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Saturday Development Offering - Celebrate Halloween in Sleepy Hollow. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.