Fu Zhou Hotel Zhongshan

... Gerotto Sebastian Wrong Vico Magistretti Verner Panton Hopf ...

... table lamps floor lamps pendant lamps wall lamps ceiling lamps ...

... places! In this room Macau Museum, a narrative film shows the humble beginning s of the Macau ...

... would sound like if it could speak. She dresses like a trout and has a weird cat bum mouth with mash up teeth. She's not a bad person at all, just someone I can never envisage myself spending any time with for fear of pointing out her glaring downfalls. Jason: He's an Aussie chap who is as gay, if not gayer than AIDS. Ok gay friends please don't take offence at this it's just a saying. He is mega gay though, like Graham Norton gay. Don't get me wrong I do like him ...

... macau wasn't much beyond the whimsy of our hostel and its cheeky balcony overlooking the former red light district, and some views from the hill on which a former army barracks sits. the world heritage designated square was, on our first day, PACKED and overflowing with tourists. we weren't sure if this was the norm, or if we were there on some national holiday we'd been unaware of (it ended up being a holiday). the buildings here were, in their pastel colors and portuguese ...

... to flip back to the right page, he wasn't a disruption. Alice said she would speak to his mother about it. According to Andy's mother, he was not bored in my class, he liked me, and he liked the class. So, he ended up staying in the class, and he really started to grow on me. After the talk with his mother, he still looked at the more advanced lessons, but he would put his hand on the page where we were reading so we didn't have to wait for him to flip back ...

... he pointed us around the corner. Frits went around the corner to check the room and I waited in frustration. Grandpa was playing games on the computer and not noticing anything. Several other people came up the stairs and were told the same thing. Full. Frits came back and told me we had a room but not to get too excited. We walked around the corner and towards the end of the small road ...

... program on TV about preparations for the Olympics, as well as a celebration program for the one year countdown to the Olympics. Beijing is very excited about the upcoming Olympics and they are doing all kinds of things to get ready. There are lots of people who are learning how to speak English, regardless of age, so that they can welcome the world to Beijing. They have also been practicing how to queue properly, and apparently the 11th day of every month is ...

... particularly observant, but from attraction to attraction and store to store (they were nice to dodge into to get some air conditioning for a moment) the same faces appeared again and again. There are, after all, only so many people in Macau. Maybe I shouldn't have made so many faces in the background of all of those people's photos... One of those people was a Sikh whom I could barely understand, who accosted me while I read my map, to tell me that I had a ...

Christmas is a time of year for icons. I was at my most and least iconoclastic this year, managing to be in a casino and a cathedral on christmas day. Oh and then there was the beach and the hospital check-up to boot. It was all wonderfully entertaining and more than anything else it was a huge relief to be able to take a break from the grind that work has become recently. The holiday ...