Those were the days in Chinatown
Small sweet world Taipei’s mini-food alley
Run for your life but don’t get overrun
King Solomon tells how, in a dangerous world
A wife’s undying love
A little gossip, a little chat Man of La Mancha
Hsiang-yun among the peonies in Dream of the Red Chamber
Life on the sideline
IN THE long run, we are all dead, whether from a stroke, heart attack or from being thrown under a bus, or simply from plain old age. The only life worth living is the laidback life, where you step aside to savour each moment, and watch more energetic folks run the rat race.
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Walking the Camino Illustrated book by Singapore artist
The heart that turned to stone Ashamed of his mother
Wild Geese You do not have to be good
Destination Earth Great places for adventure travel
Digging out an old faun’s tooth Lorenzo & Michelangelo
Tang Poems
Yellow Crane Tower Translating Li Bai
Song of the Pipa 琵琶行 Much-loved Chinese poem
Rainy Night in the Mountains A night with his beloved
Because I could not stop for death says Emily Dickinson
Once is not enough Pleasure of re-reading
Smart people do stupid things Google mentor drowns
Blooms from China Song Dynasty lyrics
One star aglow in a vast nocturnal sky
When is the next tsunami? Who knows?
One equal temper of heroic hearts Ulyssess
