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... better areas to shop. I didn't have much time left (shame) So by the time I had found Starbucks for a good coffee, it was time to head back and get ready for the second show, EP had to be earlier than usual as she had media TV and radio interviews. Another great show and EP joined us, for a drink after the show back at our hotel. We don't have another show until Singapore next Monday night, so holiday begins. Monday EP phoned me early this morning to tell me she got up in the night ...
Going Rogue.
... On my lone sojourn to Shanghai, I have been couch surfing. For any who don't know, Couch Surfing (not just slang, but also officially through couchsurfing.org) is a method by which travelers will touch base with any variety of hosts, whose profiles may be viewed on the website, in a destination city of their choosing, in order to stay on a couch/mattress/floor/bed that may be available. I set up my account weeks ...
The Bund
... people say natives like it when you try to speak their language? Well, that only holds true if you don't look like the natives. My limited Chinese is really a bane at this point because by saying anything in Chinese they think I am Chinese or can speak a lot. It's better not to speak at all. This assumption of theirs was really starting to get to me. The waitress went to ask the manager for help at one point. The manager looked at us, pointed at me and said something in ...
The Shanghai Lure
... s time for me to head home. I thank them for the drink and start to stand up. One girl motions to the server and he rushes over with a bill that he opens and lays in front of me. ¥1350 was the total which comes to about US$230. I smile and push the bill over to the young lady sitting next to me. The two girls are instantaneously struck with selective amnesia and forget that they offered to buy my drink. Even more surprisingly, they ...
Fatz lands. And then onwards and overnighters.
... for the train which were definitely 2 or 3 rungs down the ladder. They were sub ladder really. Not even close to the ladder. They were built for long term consumption and transportation so they were caked in some sort of super thick gelatinous jelly that was as hard to scrape off as the actual skin. Anyway, at around 11pm I found the train guard for our carriage and gave him a bag containing 6 Reebs and a family pack of shocking feet; he was absolutely made ...
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