Fender bender in Hong Kong!


DSC04972 Read about ICM Kids Camp at Charles' blog, which includes a story of how our car was rear-ended tonight in Hong Kong. Charles writes, "How ICM Kids Camp saved Seb & JJ from injury, possibly worse…"

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  1. Is everything OK Tess?
    I know that I have missed your posts over this past month!
    I hope that everything is going well and that you are just too busy having fun to blog!
    Valarie

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  2. I also want to know if everything is ok and you are just too busy having a grand ol’ time to post.
    I don’t comment often, but I read all the time!
    XOXOXO
    Isabel

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  3. Today, married men have the benefit of a partner with stronger earning power compared with 1970, when fewer married women were in the labor force. Both men and women are much more likely to be college educated today compared with 1970, but women now comprise nearly 54% of college graduates, in contrast to just 36% in 1970. This education gap means that a growing number of marriages includes a wife who has more education than her husband, and in some cases a higher income, as the graph below details. While the percentage of wives who earnasf more than husbands has grown significantly, keep in mind that the vast majority or women in 2007 did not earn more than their husbands.

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Fender bender in Hong Kong!

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3 Replies to “Fender bender in Hong Kong!”

  1. Is everything OK Tess?
    I know that I have missed your posts over this past month!
    I hope that everything is going well and that you are just too busy having fun to blog!
    Valarie

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  2. I also want to know if everything is ok and you are just too busy having a grand ol’ time to post.
    I don’t comment often, but I read all the time!
    XOXOXO
    Isabel

    Reply

  3. Today, married men have the benefit of a partner with stronger earning power compared with 1970, when fewer married women were in the labor force. Both men and women are much more likely to be college educated today compared with 1970, but women now comprise nearly 54% of college graduates, in contrast to just 36% in 1970. This education gap means that a growing number of marriages includes a wife who has more education than her husband, and in some cases a higher income, as the graph below details. While the percentage of wives who earnasf more than husbands has grown significantly, keep in mind that the vast majority or women in 2007 did not earn more than their husbands.

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Are sandwich letters a bad thing? You know sandwich letters, you’ve received one before, everyone has. They’re an impersonal form of rejection. Think back to

More precious than silver

Love comes in many forms. It isn’t my dad’s birthday, and it certainly isn’t Father’s Day, but today I want to dedicate my blog to

ohhh…THAT blue dress girl

monica lewinsky was on the cover of a magazine the other day. she is a person i have a great deal of sympathy for. bill

Water: essential or a loved luxury?

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