Jaz Weekly: Trains, Tailoring, and a Tiny Bit of the Flu
So… last week I featured a beautiful story (if you haven’t read it yet, go on and check it on my Blog site). This week, it’s back to me, and let’s just say – it’s been a ride. Literally. Our…
Simplicity in Learning, Living, and Exploring
Simplicity in Learning, Living, and Exploring
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So… last week I featured a beautiful story (if you haven’t read it yet, go on and check it on my Blog site). This week, it’s back to me, and let’s just say – it’s been a ride. Literally. Our…
I met Sister Jackie more than a decade ago through our Church community in the Middle East – the same one I mentioned in last month’s feature with Vicky. Jackie was in Oman, I was in Al Ain, and somehow,…
This week wasn’t packed with drama, but it had its own gentle rhythm – a bit of progress, a touch of chaos, and some good pastries in between. 😄 We were supposed to head to Siegburg over the weekend to…
Before I dive into this week’s post, a little heads-up: I’ve decided not to start a new “saga” or themed series for now (unless life throws me something wild and worth chronicling again 😅). Instead, I’ll be shifting into a…
This is it. Ten episodes in, and my Sick Leave Saga is wrapping up. Starting tomorrow, I’m back to normal working hours – full shifts, full chaos, and (hopefully) full energy. To be honest, this last week felt like a…
3 → 4 → 6 hours and counting This week I’m moving into the next and final phase of my work transition: working 6 hours a day, from 8:00 – 14:00. No breaks. Just straight hours of Kindergarten energy. Good…
It’s been a couple of weeks since my last personal update – last Sunday, I featured an inspiring story of Ymonette (which I hope you read!), and now it’s time to return to my own little world of healing, learning,…
I first met Gill Concha over two decades ago, back in 2002, when we were both teachers at the Missionary Training Center (MTC) in Manila for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I remember him as someone who…
Let’s talk about one of those days that literally knocks you off your feet. Last, last Friday (28.03) at work, in the afternoon – about an hour before my shift was supposed to end – I was helping out in…
I first met Maila, or Mai as most people call her, 15 years ago when I was teaching in Thailand. At the time, she was an afterschool teacher at another school. Even then, her passion for education and her desire…