Kempinski Hotel Beijing Lufthansa Center Beijing

... La soiree est allee en degenerant. On a commencer par aller a la Silk Street ou Silk Road je sais pu trop pis on a trouver un petit tresor dans l'etage du bas, un tresor mais un tresor maudit, des 20 onces de vodka pour 10 kuai et de whiskey pour 12 kuai. Allez on pratique le taux de change: oui, ca donne 1.50$ et 2$. C'est moins cher qu'un hamburger au Canada.

Le Silk Street en gros c'est comme un enorme marche au puce sur 6 etages. La difference ...

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... since the Great Hall had been under wraps during my first visit. There also seemed to be less Chinese tourists than usual. After a meal, I suddenly became aware that my camera was missing and started a frantic search. It culminated in me taking the metro back to Tiananmen Square where some very friendly Chinese police took me across the square in their police car to recover it from one of the security belts in the Forbidden City. Apparently ...

... it was still spectacular. I spent an hour up there enjoying the breeze and the view. Then I took an hour walk to Tiananmen Square. This time I got right up close to the Great Hall of the People where the large picture of Mao was located. I walked though the gate and explored the "city" inside. Suddenly the ...

... foods..but pleeesee..there is a limit here) FOURTH NOTE:...My Joanna Wood pet carrier is an essential item..along with my Radley purse, proplus and Cadburys chocolate...I am unable to function without them! FIFTH NOTE:...If anybody is able to get some British food rations out to me in the next couple of days..It would be greatly appreciated! (Please include Cadbury's chocolate..thank you in advance..) We are very popular here it appears..a lot of people stare..I think the eyes ...

... while the box (whose name I didn't catch) climbed out the window, I remembered that I had to give a presentation that afternoon for work. The presentation was one that I had been planning in a vague sort of way for 2 months but had rehearsed zero times. ****. My timing was, as always impeccable. Why I chose the night before a real work activity in front of 30 people to booze it up I don't know. I've clearly embraced "Beijing Time" (not quite the worst possible ...

... it took me a while to find him, but when i did he was just as confused as i was. we had no idea who was paying and how much, but we knew it was expensive. we actually never even found out, but we saw a sign that said 600 as the minimum and 22,000 as the max, haha. 600 is roughly 70 american bucks... not cheap. anyways, finally we found kai's mom and her friend and we figured out we were supposed to start eating. you know those shells ...

Arrival in Beijing! After a smooth flight we are here. Easy entry, formality of filling out forms that no one looks at but none the less get through customs. Péter's luggage doesn't arrive although he had checked it at the boarding desk. Almost get screwed ...

... worth very cent we paid for it. Jordan and I ended sitting outside his store having a chat with his wife and grand-daughter for about 40 minutes, just watching the locals walk by. It must've been a funny sight, seeing us there, but it was wonderful to watch the people, walking their kids home from school, reading the paper, meeting and chatting. After a while it dawned on me why all of this felt so familiar - it was Coronation Hutong! Magic. We had lunch and dinner at our ...