SHEHOLDS 她拿著
A publication about marriage, motherhood, family, travel, food and the work of holding a house.
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Dinner for 4
On sharp knives, sharp tongues, heat and the value of carrying a towel.
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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Chinese New Year
On pan-fried turnip cake, sleeping with a Gweilo, fertility, and the impossible work of being Lai Yin.
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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On Miscarriage
By the time I had written the thank-you cards to our wedding guests, I was pregnant. Then my womb was empty again.
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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My baby turned 16 today.
Some nights you don’t have to hold it all. Some nights you’re simply held.
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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The woman who commanded the room without a word.
A music teacher held a hall of children without shouting or force. True feminine power signals and places. It doesn’t ask.
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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Orbit 軌道
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Las Vegas
On beautiful breasts, cocktails and riding a lift with Elvis.
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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Roland Garros
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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Cascais
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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Göttingen
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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Tours
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Gravity 重力
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Herbs
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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Cosplay
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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Dinner for 4
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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On childbirth
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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On phở
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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Origin 起源
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San Francisco
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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My taxi driver
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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Sunday
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Maldives
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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Provence
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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Cortona
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Lai Yin 麗賢
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