Jinjiang Inn (Shanghai Jujin Road)
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Gangnam Graffiti and other Shanghai Signage
... cousin's 20th birthday was on Friday so we had a classic Chinese birthday dinner: hot pot and cheesecake.
Saturday, we took the train all the way out to Tongji University, where she and her coworkers schooled me in badminton. Maybe I could've avoided this small-scale replica of China's olympic badminton victory if only the Tongji University officials had allowed us to fish for old folks instead.
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Touch down in China, now how to get to the hotel?
... bags. All bags arrived.
Before leaving LAX, we had called our hotel and asked them about how much it would be to send a car to meet us at the airport. They said they would send their hotel car for 800 Yuan. That equates to roughly $120. Our next door neighbor, Scott, had briefed us that taxis were very, very cheap in China, so we opted to take a taxi. The problem we had is that the taxi drivers ...
The Straw That Broke the Dragon's Back
... kids and dealing with the people we work with when we arrive at our destination. To stop a taxi driver you say, "Ting Suh" and they pull over, you get a receipt, get out and be on your merry way. But this particular cab driver took ting suh a little too literally. He jerks over and stops in the scooter lane (yes, they have the road, a scooter lane, then the sidewalk) So Jacob (a fellow teacher) gets out but as he's opening his door he clips the leg of guy on the ...
Shangai, a viagem que não queria acabar..
... Não tinha um santo que falava ingles.. Nada mais nada menos que 4 horas passariamos ali naquela tranqueira chacoalhando até chegar.. Pelo menos na saida o vagão estava vazio entao podiamos ir deitados nos bancos.. Mas nada que ta ruim nao pode piorar, a cada estação mais gente, mais gente... fomos sendo compactados heheheO trem chacoalhava pra caramba, dava uns socos que matavam a gente do coração e cada um que entrava era um susto.. soldado, vendedor ...
The end of the squatty potty
... we were meant to be flying to Japan, while in Kyoto we were going to take part in a 10 day silent meditation retreat. (Not everyones cup of tea I know, but hey why not?) But after the earthquake we decided to go to Eastern Europe and roam the mysterious hills of Transylvania in search of Dracula .......just a bit different eh?? Our last day in China was spent visiting ...