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Back Again
After crossing the Pacific a few times, I sort of have a feel for how it should go. And Delta met the minimum expectations. My only quarrel was with the flight crew, who seemed quite weathered and were transparent in their vein attempts at friendliness. I guess I am just a sucker for the young and beautiful flight attendants that I have come to …
Amanda's First Thanksgiving
... dinner and my usual laptop and stuff for school, taking the poncho as well would just have been too much effort!
So, naturally, by mid-afternoon the rain had set in heavily, and my fourth grade students were doing their best to make that rain into a spot of pathetic fallacy.
After my last class I packed up my laptop, put my hoods up and cycled a couple of blocks West to meet up with Jo, hiding in a Family Mart with a caibao (my usual after ...
Like day and night
... south for quite a ways before realizing that it wasn't the right main road. Looking at the clock, I then remembered that the gardens would close at 5:00, which wouldn't give me enough time to fully enjoy them. I decided to take the metro back to the hostel, and over dinner I shared some Trans-Siberian tales with a fellow Canadian who was doing the same journey in reverse. It was my last evening in Shanghai, and I hadn't yet explored the Pudong New Area. ...
Is it London or New York????
... were hiding from us. It was all interesting to see the real China. We then went to Warehouse 1933 which was an old abattoir, it is going to be shops and bars and restaurants. It only had a few at the moment. Then sat in the lobby and read and chatted. Dinner was at a Mongolian restaurant where you get what you want and they cook it for you in front of you. It was a stir-fry. It was okay but they did have biscuits!!!!!!!!!!! I then went to the train which was very fast 300mph and ...
Retreat to Shanghai
... quite short, he liked how Adam’s turned out, so proceeded with shaving his head on the lowest setting. Needless to say, Malachi current wears the look of a 80-year-old Buddhist monk due to Adam changing the setting after he was done with the razor. We eventfully met up with Fred at Bell’s – the bar we’ve visited frequently since arriving in China – and enjoyed happy hour for a while before heading out to karaoke. We were supposed ...