Xin Shu Lian Hotel Chengdu

... mes affaires. Les amis Chinois sont tous partis vers une<br>expedition suicidaire vers une montagne peuplEe de singes et de moines.<br>JournEe ideale pour etre constructif.<br> <br>Hmmm finalement je crois que le E majuscule en fin de mot ne sera utile que pour distinguer l'infinitif du participe.<br> <br>Peu d'autres choses notables a noter.<br> <br>Allez en paix, et procreer.<br> <br>-Jacob

... m'amene a la place. <br> <br>Apres<br>un changeage de s*us-vetement, j'ai un bain de pied medicinal, pis une<br>pedicure pis un enlevage de b*ute de c*rne de 1 heure p*ur 2$. Ce qui<br>est bien. Et en plus y'avait le MTV de la Chine qui j*uait a la tele.<br>Malheureusement p*ur m*i c'etait un marath*n de musique patri*tique<br>chantee par des gr*sses divas habillee en framb*ise. Et puis un<br>marath*n d'ann*nce de s*us-vetement, de pr*duits p*ur la peau ...

... a great big fan. Unfortunately I do not yet have muscles in the right places, so my arms are hurting. After hearing way too many stories of landslides and quite sure that my body was simply not up to an exhaustingly long bus trip, I booked a hideously expensive plane ticket to Huanglong and decided that I would try to bus it at least as far as Songpan, and the whole way back, if possible.

... and forth with the waves in the ocean. I was a pretty neat experience.<br><br>Lunch was very lack luster, but dinner was awesome and more than made up for it. Our fearless leader Dr. Wong usually only eats noodles for dinner. Today we found out why. As several of us were wondering around Chengdu after dinner as we usually do we saw Dr. Wong and his brother holding a McDonald's bag and a Hagen Dais cup of ice cream. <br>

... we want to go to Chengdu! That Bill! We were called to board our flight 10 minutes later and we got on the right plane (UE Air, not Asia Eastern)! Many people were trying to take photos of their friends/family on the tarmac by the plane and were getting shoed away. What a gong show! Have these people never flown before?? The flight was good. They served bottles of water, but no nice towelettes or food. We landed and headed for the baggage claim area ...

... my american money with me so they could see and actually use the real thing. They picked the buying and selling thing up really fast. It must just come natural to little girls. haha. My TA in training was JunJun, well at least that is her name now. Her english name is Julie also! And she is 21. Coincidence? lol So the bike. My friend and fellow USAC student, Sang, is just amazing at getting deals (he was the one who got us the discount on the translator). He ...

... and that they would transport him to another hospital. Mike and Xiao Li got into the ambulance with the guy and then they were gone. Next a car arrived that we thought might be the guys family, but it wound up being one of Jimmy's friends and before Liz and I knew it Jimmy got in the car and left too. So there we were, Liz and I sitting in a rental van that was just hit by a motorcycle in the parking lot of a Chinese hospital ...

... shaking stopped. I could see out of my window from where I was standing; people were running out of the buildings in a chaotic fashion, obviously at a loss for what to do. We grabbed a camera and started taking pictures from our balcony. Besides the cracked wall in Jerry's room, one of the bathroom walls also had some cracked tile. In a couple of minutes, my friend Nick came running back into the apartment. He said he had just gotten into a taxi when the ...

... little dog comes running out barking at us! He was probably the length of Jes' foot. He came up and sniffed us, then started to bite my shoe! We walked into the hostel entrance, me with this little dog pulling me along and paid for our panda tour for tomorrow. The whole time this little dog was attacking my shoe, practically pulling me down!! It was pretty funny to see I'm sure. We went to the café and both got fried rice, Jes' with bacon (of course ...

... longboat and row up the Mekong to Vientiane (but it doesn't come to fruition for one reason or another), and now, me having visited 4 towns in Laos, travelled through Thailand, met Debby, headed to Malaysia and then spent 10 days in the Shangri La of, well, the Shangri-La hotel in Manilla, flown through Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok and headed through Southern China, I then run into the same guy, and he doesn't bat an eyelid ...