Jinsanyuan Hotel Taiyuan
No.123 Wucheng Road, Xiaodian District Taiyuan, Shanxi, China
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Hallo meine Lieben,
in den vergangenen Wochen ist es auf meinem Blog eher ruhig gewesen. Nach wie vor ist unser Alltag von viel Arbeit geprägt. Allerdings haben wir die Zeit auch genutzt, um viel mit unseren Studenten zu unternehmen.
Um mal wieder ein Lebenszeichen von mir zu geben, findet ihr unten daher nun ein paar neue Fotos diverser Aktivitäten, wie z.B. verschiedene KTV-Abende, unser Theaterstück, welches wir ...
The South End of Naishengtang
... at our destination we had hoped that the cab driver would wait to give us a ride home but he was eager to get paid his fare and move on. The cabs in Taiyuan are more plentiful than in New York City, and none ever appear to be empty. I’m glad that he left because I didn’t want to be rushed while I worked to memorize this spot.
It was unremarkable. A very narrow alleyway, leading back between ...
Life in the Park
... a place to be outside.
We could see from our visits that the park is an every-day place to connect with friends, family, and physical activity. I wouldn't choose to live in this type of urban setting, but it sure would be great to see our local parks used like the one we spent time in while in Taiyuan.
The pictures posted with this blog will tell pretty much the whole story, but let me point out some things to notice. First of all, at ...
A Relationship is Formed One Small Step at a Time
... our wooden blocks at them when we get home but I couldn’t see a lot of error in their defense of their actions when they said that she needs to learn to throw because it “really sucks” (I know again, bad words) to have a girl in your class who can’t play Dodgeball. “Mom, that is really going to be important for her when she goes to St. Jerome.”] (Dating lesson two, Know what is important to the person you ...
The Hot Pot Meal Adventure of the Century
... worked to correct the situation. Now we were giggling and wondering if we would ever eat. The one thing we did understand when this man pointed to the menu was that there was some kind of an all-inclusive dinner and the price he stated seemed high for a mystery-meal . Instead of accepting that option, we started down the path of requesting ala carte items that we could try.
The picture menu came out again, and us not able to make ...


