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Vacationing on Sanibel Island

betty ming liu June 25, 2010 Travel 7 Comments

As of this post, my redesigned blog is up and running on this new site! And here is my first post, about being on vacation now on Sanibel Island, Fl. It’s beautiful. Being here has reminded me that I’m still beautiful too.

This is the first week of the rest of my life

betty ming liu February 24, 2010 Inspiration, Relationships 0 Comments

Now that my mom is dead, I’m an orphan. It feels weird, sad, exhilarating — free. Suddenly, I’m starting live over, redefining my sense of womanhood, ethnicity and culture.

I’m dating online. Again. Yeah.

betty ming liu January 16, 2010 Relationships 1 Comment

I’m trying out a free online dating website called PlentyofFish. It’s been interesting. Brightened up the start of 2010 for me.

Being single during Christmas takes…practice

betty ming liu November 26, 2009 Relationships 0 Comments

It’s hard to be single during the holidays. I have a tough time this Christmas. But somehow I survived and learned a few things about myself.

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