By Caitlin Hainley
Caitlin Hainley is an Iowa native. She spent most of her growing up years on a small acreage outside of a very small town (two bars and a post office) where her family had chickens, horses, a big garden, and occasionally made their own butter. She met her husband (a California native) while attending University. They moved to … Continued
I would have never gone to the Science and Technology Museum on my own: the name doesn’t sound very appealing. It sounds very grown-up and dry and, well, boring. With a kid in tow, I just don’t have time for that. Fortunately, I have a friend who has been in Shanghai much longer than I … Continued
When I first came to China four years ago, I stopped eating yogurt. It was a combination of things, really, that kept me from buying the stuff. Back home, we ate yogurt with a spoon, scooping each bite from the bowl or carton the same way one might scoop fruit from its rind (and with much … Continued
