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... unfolds offers opportunity and inspiration. I tread my life pilgrimage observing the ever-changing environment around me, bearing witness to the influence it has on my identity. I am the product of my environment, a backdrop of which I choose and to what extent.
Opportunity, nearly the only comprehensible word on the page as I sit in awe of the ever-inspiring present bestowed upon me as I craft this entry, is the only word to ...
Wedding Fireworks are ringing
... should be prepared to be full on stared at. Everyone was very nice and worked hard to take care of us. Thankfully it didn't take too long for the others to arrive. Soon enough we were sitting around a table eating and drinking and laughing. That night we were driven into Yinkou to see the supposedly famous suspension bridge there. It was a beautiful bridge all lit up at night and we had fun running around and taking lots of silly pictures. That night ...
Celebrities and monkeys...
Just when you thought a day in China couldn't get any busier...a new day dawns.
Today started at 7am. We all met at the school to board a bus in order to visit another school in a nearby area. The school, Huajie Bilingual School, has around 5000 students from Yr 1 - 10. All the students board at the school. The school had NEVER had any foreigners at the school before and were very excited to be having us for the morning (we heard later that the students ...
Our first full day in Lianyugang...
The students would have been forgiven in thinking their holidays were over with all 12 MHS students attending a full day of school today and the school day in China is VERY full.
It started with the students attending the morning class with their home stay buddies. From all accounts their first night at their buddies' house went very well. There were a few cultural differences of note like showering on the floor of the bathroom rather than in ...
Who's up for a Chinese road trip?
Today saw us bid a fond farewell to Shanghai and climb aboard our trusty steed for the long trek to Lianyugang - the first of our sister school visits.
We needed to get up a little earlier than usual to be ready to depart at 7:30am, which, like in Sydney, is the middle of the morning peak. Needless to say it took the better part of 90 minutes to just get out of Shanghai. Once we were on the motor way though, it was ...
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