Rui Tai Hotel Shanghai

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Pete had arranged for us to go to the football the following day at Kashima. The Kashima Antlers are the champions of J-League and they have a ...

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... to its senses.

According to marketwatch.com, American clothing store Abercrombie and Fitch, based in New Albany, Ohio, is to expand in Europe with stores in the UK, Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Denmark and Sweden. The european flagship store is to be located at Burlingtons Garden in London, UK.

Abercrombie & Fitch, you’re more than welcome! It was like walking into a huuuge candy shop ...

... cruise along the Yangtze River for the famous night lights along The Bund. We were hoping to walk along the boardwalk but the whole area is ‘under construction’ and therefore off limits in preparations for the Shanghai 2010 Expo. We celebrated my 41st birthday at the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum and topped the day off with dinner at Burger King. This is the first time this year so we filled our faces with great pleasure and ...

... why not? At the Shanghai Aquarium we saw all kinds of different animals. Also we ended up seeing a shark feeding. We went last year before we went back to the States for the second time, but this was much better. Thing had been updated and there was a larger group to hang around with. We walked around with Kim and Kensie and had a blast. John and Megan went back to the hostel afterward and the four of us still left wandered over to a coffee shop ...

... 20 minutes to each journey as I cannot take a direct route back to Gavin's apartment.  Good job I am flexible with my time these days! I like to take photos and I have this thing for shots of signs, whether it be street signs or any other variety.  You might see these photos crop up from time to time on this blog.  I make no apology for it and have no explanation as to why they interest me, you'll just have to cope with this ...

... watch ironman. the floor people ended up going to the shanghai museum. museum was free! me and phil just walked right in. it was awesome. and we proceeded to spend the next couple of hours checking out various artifacts from a zillion bc. there was also an exhibit on the olympics in ancient greece. the chinese will find any excuse to talk about the olympics. overall the museum was good. but after going to the suzhou museum, i was expecting to have more local history in this museum ...

... after the meal, so went up to a place nearby where we got our own private room with karaoke and drinks for just over 2 hours. Good time had by all. I had a slightly stressful job of being the DJ. The karaoke machine was in Chinese and since i don't speak a word of it, it took me a while to adjust. But still brilliant! went back to the hostel round 3 in the morning and sat on the roof chatting to some other guests from America and Sweden.

... Apparently #1: not the MOST local shop; there was one litereally next door but one selling twice as much stuff - you live and learn. Apparently #2: the Chinese are not big on dairy products, but according to an Australian guy with farming connections, the Chinese have imported millions of dairy cows recently with a view to forcing such a market; buy shares today and watch them soar!) Back at the hostel played with my in-room WiFi connection before heading down to the bar area and ...