Shenguang Hotel Xinyang
No.3 Renmin Road, Shihe District Xinyang, Henan, China
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A mountain and the GREATEST DOCTOR EVAR!
... it rest for a while. After explaining to him that it wasn't a fresh injury and that it did hurt he sent me off to get an Xray. The xray portion of it was fine except for that the folks registering me got my name wrong (not my English name, my Chinese name). They couldn't fix it in their system (really?).
So a long while later my xrays are done and we take them back to the all knowing doctor. He tells me to rest my wrist more. I ask him how because I ...
Monday - Medical Check up Day
... Dave and Kenzie even had an excursion off the island to buy an extra carryon to bring home our souveneuirs. Thank heavens' they made it back in one piece - although thats the great thing about China- the crime rate is extremely low and you can walk out at 2 in the morning by yourself and be safe around here.
Hope everyone is doing well back home!
Love to all and hope to see you soon!!
Julie, Dave, Alex, Mackenzie, Hailey and ...
Some red cliffs
... was pretty funny I thought.
We got to Guoliang at about midday and had to go and take a quick nap in our newly built hotel.
I'll give you a little history about this beautiful cliff top town. There are around 300 residents and until 1976 it was virtually inaccessible. In 1976 however 12 “brave” men hollowed out a road in the side of the cliffs creating a safe passage way up to the town so tourists and film crews alike to get up there. It was ...
Borrowed Time! How Much Time Is Good Time?
... are we not also taking the same life.
For do we not also begin our pathway to death from the very same first breath that gives us life?
Life, you see how confusing it can be when you sit back and think about it!
Time, my friends it is up to you how you use your time.
But what is the best way to use your time?
It's an age old question that!
Do we follow the rules, not drink and ...
Welcome To My Filthy Xinyang Hotel Room
... five we said our sad good byes at the Kaifeng train station and I boarded the quarter to six train to Xinyang City. The journey here was very uneventful and thankfully the carriage wasn't packed like the last few train journeys have been. Next to me was a university student and across from us was a short tubby soldier who snored loudly most of the way. It wasn't until we were about twenty minutes from ...


