

Summer '26 Wrap-Up
Summer is coming to an end fast. So many things have happened; it feels like a whole year has passed (in a good way). After coming back from Thailand and Korea, we all went back to our usual routines. For Sarah, she got back to ice skating to prepare for the National Showcase competition in Denver, taking place the first week of August. She woke up early for a two-hour skate, came home, took a nap, and went back for another skate session in the afternoon, 5 days a week. For D


Thailand and Korea trip
It's been almost two years since we visited Thailand. We flew Korean Air and transferred in Seoul. 25 hours to Bangkok. The air was hot and humid. Luckily we didn't hit so much traffic on the way to our Airbnb. We settled into our 2-bedroom, 2-bath apartment in the heart of Bangkok. We were very close to Lumpini Park, and we went out for a run every morning that we were in Bangkok. We tried to go to sleep at night but ended up waking up around 4am. This was good for us becaus


Spring '26
This spring has been mostly cold, which I love. Many things happened from mid-March to the end of April. Sarah was back for one week of spring break. Grace held a cocktail birthday party that benefited No Kid Hungry and Direct Relief. We raised $3925 from this event. Passover dinner at our place, Sarah's intercollegiate national championship, and Sarah at the Sublime concert at Red Rocks. Sarah's Life Sarah was back home on spring break. Intercollegiate National Championship


Warm time in the cold winter
We started the year 2026 with very cold weather. It was the coldest winter since I can remember living in New York City. Two big snowstorms and frigid temperature plus wind created mounds and mounds of snow. When it snowed, the city was beautiful. The streets were quiet; you could only hear the howling wind that came with big flakes of snow. White snow covered the ground and made everything white and clean. Benjamin enjoyed the snow, and the smell of other dogs lingered in th






