Tangdu Hotel Taiyuan
No. 1-5 Taoyuan South Road, Yingze District Taiyuan, Shanxi, China
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... besten Studenten auf die Beine gestellt haben sowie... vom Skifahren (was dank zahlreicher Berge in der Nähe im Winter auch kein Problem ist).
Morgen beginnt unsere letzte Woche hier in Taiyuan... es gibt noch viel zu tun: Abschlussklausuren müssen vorbereitet werden, letzte organisatorische Arbeiten wollen erledigt werden und natürlich möchten wir die verbleibende Zeit nutzen, um noch möglichst viel mit ...
The South End of Naishengtang
... thought of this little piece of sunshine that he has already fallen so deeply in love with being just left on a street corner was more than he could bear. I could certainly see his point so they were left at the hotel for some time to "chillax."
Ken, Sunny, and I got a cab and rode to the location. Our trip was late in the afternoon right as the after work and after school hustle and bustle of the street ...
Life in the Park
... so peaceful, and so inviting. I felt very much like I shouldn’t interrupt but I stalked the people and took pictures anyway. (Aunt Pamela (our family Tai Chi Master), I’m ready to start. I need to be able to do with my body what these practitioners can do when I reach their age. It looks to be worth the time invested.)
While watching the Tai Chi practitioners, there was an eerie kind of sound in the air. It was a cross between ...
A Relationship is Formed One Small Step at a Time
The title I want for this entry in its entirery - "A Relationship is Formed One Small Step at a Time – Dating Lessons"
As I've indicated in my past Blog Entries…Sunny is a Daddy’s Girl in the most classic sense. I was set up from the beginning to have to start life as the Evil Stepmother. I unfortunately had the unpleasant job of being handed her while she was already crying on Gotcha Day, I held her down for our ...
The Hot Pot Meal Adventure of the Century
... slow loud English, she lead us to our desired destination – directly across the street from our hotel!! It was a “Hot Pot” restaurant. I haven’t eaten out of a hot pot since the 80’s in Madison, but what the heck, it is authentic and should be kid friendly, just like we asked for.
The eight of us were lead to the upper level of the restaurant and given a large square table that fit us perfectly, two to ...


