↑一只鸟眼里的复活节
一只鸟眼里的复活节 (A Bird’s Eye View of Easter) ~ The Easter Story retold for children, in Chinese ⇔ (Note: Many people have asked for a Chinese version of this story, so here it is. Feel free to copy and print this … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Writings
2019 Blog
Our 2019 Blog ⇔ (Clicking on photos reveals the entire caption and often makes pictures bigger) Jan-Dec (click here for 2018) Dec 31, 2019 Actually, I’m updating with half of January past us (!), but here are some Christmas photos that … Continue reading →
↑Caring during cancer
Are you caring for someone with cancer? Read this. ⇔ October 2018. www.krigline.com ⇔ [With friends who have cancer, and a sister who is a survivor, the following caught my attention, so I wanted to add it to my website. Links … Continue reading →
2018 Blog
Our 2018 Blog ⇔ (Clicking on photos reveals the entire caption and often makes pictures bigger) (click here for 2019) (click here for 2017) Dec 31, 2018 On Dec 21 we arrived at the HK airport as the morning sun hit … Continue reading →
↑Carolina Peach Ice Cream
Peach ice cream, and other ways God shows He cares about the little things ⇔ by Vivian Krigline (in Hong Kong), July 13, 2018. wp.krigline.com ⇔ Vivian first shared this with friends on Facebook, but many liked it so we’re … Continue reading →
Writings
Gain inspiration from shells or a puppy; visit historic places like the DaQin tower; enjoy a poem about lanterns; read short stories like “I Believe in Five” (Wu-Wu Land). These posts invite you to read our writings for inspiration, education … Continue reading →
↑How to Pray–Lessons from the Lord’s Prayer
Jesus’ “model prayer” has much to teach us; don’t just memorize and recite, but expand on each piece as you pray. ⇔ by Michael Krigline, October 2012. krigline.com ⇔ Originally created as a “group exercise” for people at the Xiamen … Continue reading →
Poem: Reminiscence
by Michael Krigline. www.krigline.com ⇔ I have not written many poems like this one. (Most of my poetry ends up as songs!) This exception was inspired by a “memory flash” triggered on a bus in Beijing, when I was teaching English there in 1987. … Continue reading →
↑A Soviet Fourth of July?
by Michael Krigline, published July 1990. wp.krigline.com ⇔ We hold these truths to be self-evident ⇔ Preface: the Trans-Siberian railway carried me from Beijing to Moscow in July 1987. You can read about the journey (and see more photos) on my … Continue reading →
Hospital Adventures
My adventures in Hong Kong & China hospitals The 2018 experience was probably more pleasant because I had more realistic expectations than I had in 2014 (scroll down for the older, longer, more humorous story). I’ve also posted a bit … Continue reading →