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A Turkeyless Thanksgiving
... Couple that with me being tired and sick and my motor functions were woefully incapable of the task on that fateful evening. I successfully grasped several dumplings and got them to my dish only to lose them 3-4 inches above the dish and be splashed liberally with soy sauce across the front of one of my favorite button down shirts. My kingdom for a bib! Lesson learned, ask for a spoon, or just give up courtesy and stab them (not ...
Afternoon Tea
... decorations made of tea! The decorations are really neat, because you can actually use the tea that they're made out of bit by bit.
Auntie also sells accessories for tea drinking, with my favorite being a three-legged toad that is meant to bring luck to tea drinkers. He's moderately large, with coins running down his back and one in his mouth, but the best part about this toad is that he turns from a mucky metal green to ...
The Home Stay
... but instead of drinking it the tea must be dumped. Once the leaves have been washed and the cups have been rinsed, you're ready to serve the tea, but you can't just pour the tea straight into the cups. Instead, you must move the teapot in a circular motion as you pour. I have to say that this lesson was hen you yi si (很有意思: very interesting)!
After learning the proper technique of brewing and ...
Tourist Time
... Museum was actually pretty neat, but the ceramics museum was so so. As a part of our program we have a guide from the university who speaks very good English. His name is Boru (though I'm not sure how to spell it) and he just graduated from high school in May. I'm very impressed every time he opens his mouth to speak English, because it's not everyday that you find someone with such a wide vocabulary in a second language. Boru will be ...
Ganbei!
... sat once he declared to do so. The food was practically feast worthy, and was on a typical rotating tabletop so that dishes could be easily shared. The hosts on our sides put samples of the various dishes on our plates and would asked "Hao chi ma?" (好吃吗？: Does it taste good?). And how could we say no?! The food was absolutely delicious!
One dish was a medium size fish that was in fact very ...
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