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I picked up a treat of Raccoon bread at Le Bread (although it looks like panda bread??). Why she refused to touch it with her hands I don’t know. Wasn’t it an ancient or Medieval form of torture to have … Continue reading
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I’ve migrated catherinedaigle.com to wordpress and as a result it is no longer writing to the rss.xml file. If you are currently subscribed using this file (ie you are getting this update) please update your feed to http://www.catherinedaigle.com/feed/ or by … Continue reading
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I hadn’t seen this in person and saw it for the first time on TV where Japanese people come to Taiwan as toursists. Since the show I’ve noticed it more and more. Here is a video clip from the tent … Continue reading
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After the dust settled about the whole being pregnant thing I decided one thing that was going to be really important was making sure I kept some kind of record of the whole thing. Of course I’m doing my own … Continue reading
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Change. My goal for the “new year”, which for a teacher happens after summer, was to minimize. Simplify. Once again my life seemed to be revolving around work. Not to escape any personal issues like I may have done in … Continue reading
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© 2009 Catherine. All rights reserved.
© 2009 Catherine. All rights reserved.
© 2009 Catherine. All rights reserved.
I posted this to facebook awhile back but I’m not sure what took me so long to get it up here. Part of my trans-siberian trip involved staying deep in the Gobi with a real Nomadic family. It was probably … Continue reading
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In May of this year I spent 21 days crossing the trans-siberian railway from Beijing to St.Petersburg with a friend made in college, Amanda. The whole thing started during a Skype call with Amanda some time last year. At the … Continue reading
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My biggest regret of my trans-siberian trip was this performance. Our friend in Mongolia took us to see this traditional performance hours before our train to Russia was set to depart. She said normally camera fees are 5$ and video … Continue reading