That’s tiger dad Tuan Huynh, and that’s the intersection where he abandoned his 16-year-old honor-roll daughter — with no money and only a blanket — because she was struggling in math. Yes, you read that right.
Tuan Huynh, 47, of suburban Philadelphia, can’t return to his family until he attends parenting classes to fulfill part of his sentence for abandoning his oldest child, Tammy, who is an honor roll student and an accomplished pianist. He also must serve two years’ probation and perform 100 hours of community service.
Photos by Paul Lewis for The Daily
Definitely a clash of cultures that resulted in this case. It reminds me of the book, The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down.
mint oreo cupcakes! (tutorial/recipe)
Gardening with my niece, Sophie.
if you don’t watch this show, you are really missing out on some laughs. XD
This is my favorite part from Bob’s Burger. I love you, Tina.
OMGAH, yes. Thank you for this finale.
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Thrown to the Wind
Beijing-based artist Wang Zhiyuan piece entitled Thrown to the Wind ascends 36 feet into the air. Zhiyuan’s tornado of plastic waste is a reminder of the trash that overwhelms his hometown and it’s surrounding environment. It pretty much speaks to anyone - the reality is that we are all living with it the effects of non-dispoable waste.
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Here’s our cover this week, featuring a rainbow-haloed Barack Obama—America’s first gay president!
Needs more attachment parenting.

