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Navigating Food Differences in an Intercultural Marriage

A white American woman and Vietnamese-American man learn to integrate the best of both worlds

Aug 22, 2024

A bowl of noodle soup with chopsticks on one side and a spoon on the other is surrounded by several smaller bowls of sauces.

Aug 22, 2024

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The Narrative Arc

Learning Spanish Shifted the Direction of My Life

People I met in Mexico pointed me to a different way to live

Jun 1, 2024

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Jun 1, 2024

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About Me Stories

About Me — Kathleen Curtin Do

Mother, Professor, and Perpetual Student of Life

Mar 15, 2024

About Me — Kathleen Curtin Do

Mar 15, 2024

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Modern Women

Intercultural Conflict in the Delivery Room

A birth brings together two cultures in sometimes volatile, sometimes beautiful ways

Mar 11, 2024

Intercultural Conflict in the Delivery Room

Mar 11, 2024

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The Narrative Arc

I Came Here for a Funeral and Found My Future

Past and present converge in a city by the sea

Mar 15, 2024

An image of the beach with palm tres, white clouds in a blue sky, and tire tracks on the sand.

Mar 15, 2024

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EduCreate

Teaching History Through Comic-Book Biographies

The Ordinary People Change the World series humanizes historical figures and fascinates kids

Mar 14

Teaching History Through Comic-Book Biographies

Mar 14

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Books Are Our Superpower

If You Are A People Pleaser, Then You Need to Read This Book

Kathleen Smith’s “True To You” teaches readers how to bring more of our real selves to relationships

Mar 4

If You Are A People Pleaser, Then You Need to Read This Book

Mar 4

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Books Are Our Superpower

This Novel’s Futuristic World is Eerily Familiar, with AI, Surveillance, and Immersive Tech

Helen Phillip’s novel “Hum” explores life in a world where our technology knows everything about us

Feb 2

This Novel’s Futuristic World is Eerily Familiar, with AI, Surveillance, and Immersive Tech

Feb 2

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EduCreate

Homeschooling Has Changed in Surprising Ways

As a homeschool alumna educating my kids at home, I’ve had to rethink my perceptions of the movement

Jan 24

Homeschooling Has Changed in Surprising Ways

Jan 24

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Books Are Our Superpower

“Boymom” Explores the Paradoxes of Raising Boys in an “Age of Impossible Masculinity”

Ruth Whippman’s book pushes readers to reexamine our own assumptions

Jan 17

“Boymom” Explores the Paradoxes of Raising Boys in an “Age of Impossible Masculinity”

Jan 17

Kathleen Curtin Do

Kathleen Curtin Do

Humanities professor, homeschool mom, and language learner living life in an intercultural family in Southern California.

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