Disciple, wife, mom, friend, and blogger. Loves: nature, books, deep conversations, people, and Jesus. Not-so-loves: drama, hectic schedules, injustice, and bad coffee.
Author: Dyana Robbins
Embarking on Life as a Trailing Spouse
A trailing spouse is one who leaves home to support the career of a spouse who is relocated for work, usually overseas. A trailing spouse finds themselves in a new life with different opportunities, ground rules, and limitations. Every trailing …
School Life
A child educated only at school is an uneducated child. George Santayana Education in Singapore is exemplary by world standards whether attending a local MOE school or the myriad international schools that dot the island. Here is a short …
A Dog’s Life in Singapore, as told by Fred and Jack
Me with the girl who loves me. Hello. I'm Fred. After a long journey from the United States and serving time in quarantine, I have happily arrived in my new home. If you don't already know us, you can read …
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Things I Love About Singapore: 1st edition
Discovering things you love about your new culture is a fun aspect of cross-cultural living. Three weeks in Singapore have given us many things to appreciate. I'm a simple woman, so some of these items just make everyday life …
A Birthday and a Pirate Battle Were Just Part of Last Week…
Time raced by the past two weeks! Our family crammed everything into the last two weeks of summer that we could. That busyness and fighting off an illness prevented a timelier update. Thankfully, we weathered everything well and made some …
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A Foul Smell, a Challenge, and a School Tour
This week held more new experiences. We moved out of the apartment and into our new home in Bishan. The move has allowed us to spend more time in the area we will be living in and to try more …
A Joyful Reunion
Anyone who knows our family has spent time with Jack and Fred. They are our two wonderful dogs and due to some frustrating circumstances, we had to leave them back in the States for a few weeks after we left …
