Art is Contagious Pass it On. Christine Griffiths, Toronto, ON, Canada.

I write about science, health, food systems, parenting, people, and human rights. Fiction, non-fiction, reported stories, profiles, memoir, book reviews. I live in Baltimore but like to wander. My non-fiction has run in the The New York Times. Blogs like Civil Eats and Last Word on Nothing, and local magazines like Baltimore Style. My fiction has appeared in. The Southern Review, StoryQuarterly,. Always, I am working on a novel.

How Straight Spouses Cope When Their Partners Come Out. Schadenfreude for The Morning News.

Parenting Without Borders International Editions. A New York Times and International Bestseller. Brilliant, mesmerizing, profound - and deeply contrarian. It stands conventional wisdom on its head and points the way to a life of genuine fulfillment and meaning. More than 25 countries around the world are publishing THE PATH - a book that explores the counterintuitive brilliance of Chinese philosophy. How should one make moral choices? .

Saturday, September 25, 2010. Two weeks before I left Korea, my Uncle Bob and Aunt Shina returned to Korea! My uncle will continue teaching English as a professor while my aunt enjoys living near her family again. It was packed with fans from both teams with all sorts of noise making souvenirs. The game was a blast with fan cams, lots of fun Korean chants, icecream, and the eventual stadium lights after sunset.