Starting wuyou clouds
The name comes from two places. "Wuyou" (无忧) is the Chinese word for "worry-free" — the kind of life I'm hoping to spend more time living as I head toward retirement. "Clouds" is a nod to Xu Zhimo's (徐志摩) poem Saying Goodbye to Cambridge Again (再别康桥) — a reminder to move lightly through life, leaving worries behind and letting things drift naturally without trying to hold on too tightly.
That's the idea for this site too. Not one fixed topic, but a loose gathering of things: wellness, everyday life, friendship, and whatever I happen to be learning — pickleball, mahjong, or something else entirely six months from now.
More than anything, I'd like this to be a place to connect. If something here resonates, I'd genuinely like to hear from you.
悄悄的我走了 (Very quietly I take my leave),
正如我悄悄的来 (As quietly as I came);
我挥一挥衣袖 (Gently I flick my sleeves),
不带走一片云彩 (Not even a wisp of cloud will I bring away).