That day my friend and I met in a park. We chatted, we loitered around and we discussed what we want from our lives. Out of nowhere a thought struck our minds, all together. Nearby was a temple and very randomly we decided to make a wish we want to be granted soon. We were in class tenth only but we both were upset by our monotonous lifestyle and wished to explore the world.
A quick journey through seven rain puddles in Asia:

LIJIANG, CHINA:
Since this summer many expatriates have moved (or will move) to a new destination, quite a few will once again be faced with the process of adjusting to a new home and a new life. Regardless of how many times you’ve done it, arriving into another country and another culture isn’t an easy task. Changes that we experience in our living situation, in our friendships, in our careers, and in the culture that surrounds us trigger different emotional reactions. And it is often those emotional reactions that make it harder for us to adjust and begin to build a new
Florida Culture for the Week of August 1 by Josh Garrick
As a native San Franciscan and mom to a 2 year old, I am constantly traveling around the city looking for kid-friendly places in San Francisco. My friends with children love to visit because the city offers so many educational and kid-friendly options. You can hike along the Pacific coast, eat the best dumplings and noodles in town, and relax with your family in a Victorian-style San Francisco vacation rental … all in the same day!
Here are my top 5 picks for places to take kids in San Francisco: