Following up from the video I posted on our trip to Malolo, here are some tips if you're thinking of visiting the island. How to Get ThereIf you fly into Nadi International Airport, you can take a cab or car service to Marriott Momi Bay, then hire a boat to take you to the island… Continue reading Travel Tips: Malolo Island, Fiji
I started working from home eight years ago. During the COVID pandemic, many people joined the bandwagon, and I'm optimistic for the future of work as hybrid models are being introduced. I love working from home, but it's not for everyone. It requires self-discipline. If you are disciplined, you can easily set schedules for yourself… Continue reading Working from Home: Avoid These 3 Pitfalls
Illustration by Aileen Torres-Bennett March 20 is the International Day of Happiness, inaugurated in 2012 by the United Nations to recognize the importance of happiness in everyone's life. Happiness may be a universal feeling, but its construct is personal. It's an apt time to ask: What makes you happy? I've discovered some fundamentals for my… Continue reading 8 Habits for Happiness
A pair of large lobster shells have been sitting in our freezer, and I finally got around to making stock with them. I covered them in water in a large pot and boiled for 1.5 hrs. At the end of boiling, I stirred in two packets of ramen powder (I keep extras in the pantry… Continue reading Lobster-Infused Rice
Jolene is half-a-year old now. She has grown into a long puppy with short front legs, like her Fijian sausage dog mama. She is adorable. And challenging. Much more challenging than our first dog, Guthrie, who has a quiet personality and was pretty much potty trained when we got him. At 6.5 months, Jolene seems… Continue reading Puppy Update: Jolene at 6.5 Months
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