Where the hell is my road map? Somewhere between the towns of I-Know-It-Allville and Mid-Twenty-Slumpton, I got a little lost. There are so many bumps in the road to “true adulthood”, which no one really tells you about and you can’t possibly prepare yourself for. Take a peek at my resume and you would [...]
February 1, 2010
Sisters of 2010 – A Conversation with the Founder of the Feminist Road Trip Chronicle, “Girl Drive”
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Growing up in a non-traditional Asian family, I have always loved travel. My mother lived in Hamburg, Germany for 13 years. During that time she backpacked all over Europe, most of the time solo. When she got married, she and my father often went camping together, packing tents sometimes in sub zero [...]
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I’ve been back from my studies in London for about 6 months now (returned to the good ole U S of A in November 2007) and I’m torn between whether I miss London or not and whether I am happy to be back in Chicago or not. Thus my life story…indecisive as hell. [...]
→ April 29, 2008
Chauncey was diligent in asking me to post. She just didn’t give up. I almost dreaded when her next email would come as I really did not know what I wanted to say with my “personal” voice. It seems that my “Alabama Chanin” voice has become my personal voice or, perhaps, that [...]
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