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 →
Our 2017 Blog ⇔ (Clicking on photos reveals the entire caption and often makes pictures bigger) Jan-Dec (click here for Jul-Dec 2016) Dec 31, 2017 As 2017 comes to a close, here are some photos from our wonderful vacation in Taiwan. … Continue reading →
Our 2016 Blog ⇔ (Clicking on photos reveals the entire caption and often makes pictures bigger) July-Dec (click here for Jan-Jun 2016) Dec 21, 2016 Here are a few photos of December fun, as 2016 comes to a close. Nov 18, 2016 Last … Continue reading →
Whether you are an old friend, former student, passing net surfer, or someone in between, this section of Krigline.com* can link you to some of our favorite places online. >>For video inspiration, you can’t beat The John 10:10 Project’s short, uplifting … Continue reading →
Our 2016 Blog (Jan-Jun) ⇔ (Clicking on photos reveals the entire caption and often makes pictures bigger) Click here to see July-Dec 2016 June 21, 2016 Vivian and I had a simply delightful weekend in Xiamen, celebrating with my former students … Continue reading →
A Grandmother’s Dating Advice Take it from someone with lots of experience watching my peers and then my children when dating: being the right person is more than half the battle. by Michael’s friend Judy Betty, December 2013. wp.krigline.com ⇔ 1. Do things … Continue reading →
A poem to honor Mom and Dad ⇔ Jun 2013. wp.krigline.com ⇔ (You can see my “lesson” using this poem for English-Language Learners here: (EFLsuccess.com); EFLsuccess is full of resources for English teachers and learners.) I wrote this poem for my … Continue reading →
Our 2015 Blog⇔ (Clicking on photos reveals the entire caption and often makes them bigger.) ◊ ◊ To see our 2016 Blog, click here. ◊ ◊ December 31, 2015 We had a great time at Urbana, so I thought I … Continue reading →
