Shanghai Weson Grand Hotel
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Halloween
I know it's been almost two weeks since I last updated. As the weather gets colder, I get lazier and much more tired. So although I have been busy, most of my time after work has been spent resting. I think I'll update you on the two weeks ago, when I should have written on Sunday, and then this Sunday I will post about this week. Keep you wanting more, and stuff like that.
On Monday after school, all my coworkers, Scott and I went to the Blue Frog ...
Big Shanghai
... So instead of a half an hour commute it tripled to an hour and a half to downtown. Bummer and we were pretty tired too. However, we powered through and were relieved when we were greeted by Nath. It was awesome to see a familiar face from back home. Nath's place was the nicest place we've stayed at on this trip thus far and felt really spoiled by his hospitality. I don't think we have had a more comfortable bed on this ...
The Past Few Weeks in a Nutshell
... lasting over a week. Blah. But, the food was yummy. We sampled many types of sushi, which I knew would be delectable. We had cuddle fish, not so delectable. Basically an oval of rubber. We had fried chicken, white fish (SO. GOOD.), some kind of egg-chicken-mushroom flan type thing that was really not my cup of tea, although it was served in a tea cup. There was so much food I thought I would explode. It was awesome. And it was interesting because the table we were seated at ...
Metropolitan Life
... visit to Shanghai I had multiple days of blue skies which made touring around much more pleasant and gave me a whole new impression of this metropolitan city. Without a doubt it is extremely international with expats abound. One day I visited the Propaganda Poster Art Center located in the basement of an apartment complex displaying cartoon style drawings depicting the cultural history of ...
Last Days in Shanghai
... we entered had a seated Buddha made entirely of jade. Something inane like 11 tons. There were a few pillows for kneeling and praying in front as well as two minor statues on either side of the main jade Buddha. The walls were lined with prayer ribbons (I think that's what they are...it's been a while since I've been at a Buddhist temple and I could totally be talking out of my ass ^_^). The other wing had another central Buddha, this time made of ...