Save the absence of Michelle Kwan — who I would happily watch purely for artistry — this year was one of the best Olympics I can remember for women’s figure skating. The talent level was high and the top contenders delivering big in the moment. In contrast to the last Olympics, all of the medal winners . . . → Read More: Big Pressure, Little Shoulders

Because I’ve been doing such an awesome job cutting down on procrastination, I totally forgot about the fact that Michelle Kwan performed in Seoul, Korea a few weeks ago.

I almost felt like a bad fan, but I think it’s a good thing.

Anyhow, yesterday I remembered and looked for the performances on YouTube. They basically affirmed . . . → Read More: Oh Michelle, How You Rock

I’m a high functioning person with the capacity to get a lot done in a limited amount of time. However, when I have a lot of projects on my plate (which is pretty much always, between Boston Mamas, Posh Peacock, and my other freelance writing and editing gigs), sometimes I just feel utterly overwhelmed; every task . . . → Read More: Confessing to the Absurdity of my Worst Procrastination Tendencies

Michelle Kwan just announced that she’ll pass on a run at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver - not surprising but oh, how fun it would have been to see her compete through the 2009-2010 events leading up to her bid. She’s in a league of her own on the ice and I might just have to . . . → Read More: Welcome to Boston, Michelle!

I have long wanted to visit Seoul, Korea, birth land of my ancestors, but time and circumstance (not to mention my limited, fumbling Korean) just has never presented the right circumstance.

However, I almost peed my pants when I read this news, and now I ask the question, how do I get myself to Seoul in August?

Yes, . . . → Read More: How Do I Get Myself to Seoul?

…that Michelle Kwan actually will matriculate at the Tufts Fletcher school. Though I could so see us meeting up for a green tea latte at Diesel Cafe in . . . → Read More: Trying Not to Get My Hopes Up…

I’ve been meaning to comment on the recent World Figure Skating Championships in LA but I actually was a little depressed after them. I mean, wait, first I should say that it was awesome that Evan Lysacek won the gold (go, Evan!) and fantastic that the lovely Tanith Belbin and Ben Agosto grabbed a medal after . . . → Read More: The Two Coveted Spots