Second New Year.

 

This was the forewarning of the Snowpocalypse that overtook Seattle this last week.  I hadn’t even made the connection until just now when the sky turned red.  Do you know the old sailor’s tale?  (How about that light fixture coming out from the clouds, ha!)

I woke up this morning seeing all of the New Year’s wishes from my friends here and abroad.  It seems like the holidays never end when you have a cross-cultural life.  Just when Christmas and New Year’s end on the state side, it’s the Chinese New Year and all of the celebrations start all over again.  J is traveling through Yunnan today to my favorite city…one of the only places that ever enlightened and inspired me.  I hope she finds that there too.

I’ve been here over half a year already and it’s funny how in the place where I am supposed to be home, I feel the most alone.  Let’s hope that with this second new year beginning that I’ll find some inspiration again.  2012, Enter Year of the Dragon.

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