http://tofflerann.com/2007/05/14/why-are-we-here-expats-in-china/ Cultural & Business Insights, Experiences, Observations Tue, 07 Feb 2012 00:23:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://tofflerann.com/2007/05/14/why-are-we-here-expats-in-china/comment-page-1/#comment-2842 Lynn Krabbe and Bruce Kilbride Fri, 01 Jun 2007 17:56:35 +0000 http://tofflerann.com/2007/05/14/why-are-we-here-expats-in-china/#comment-2842 Hi Toffler, I like your website. You are a good writer, and your comments are frank and from the heart. It sounds like you are having a wide range of experiences. Life here in Chandler is a bit tamer but very positive. We are still enjoying the cool summer mornings, and I have been working in the yard trimming plants. As you probably heard, the Valley had a lot of frost damage, so I am still trimming dead branches here and there. All our plants survived, thankfully. Today (Friday) is my day off from work. I work a little later each business day, so I can have every other Friday off. Often I end up bringing work home. At least I can do the laundry and look out the window every now and then, in the midst of working on legal files. Tomorrow Bruce will take a test to get a higher grade ham radio license so he can talk to people high frequency- internationally; passing a Morse code test is no longer required. We will go camping on the Rim in about two weeks to check out the wildflowers. Enjoy your experiences in China! Regards, Lynn Krabbe Hi Toffler, I like your website. You are a good writer, and your comments are frank and from the heart. It sounds like you are having a wide range of experiences. Life here in Chandler is a bit tamer but very positive. We are still enjoying the cool summer mornings, and I have been working in the yard trimming plants. As you probably heard, the Valley had a lot of frost damage, so I am still trimming dead branches here and there. All our plants survived, thankfully. Today (Friday) is my day off from work. I work a little later each business day, so I can have every other Friday off. Often I end up bringing work home. At least I can do the laundry and look out the window every now and then, in the midst of working on legal files. Tomorrow Bruce will take a test to get a higher grade ham radio license so he can talk to people high frequency- internationally; passing a Morse code test is no longer required. We will go camping on the Rim in about two weeks to check out the wildflowers. Enjoy your experiences in China!
Regards, Lynn Krabbe

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