The Days of My Lives
It seems that people don't know anything about it. I have started to take photos with my new camera in an attempt to get used to it as well as take photos. Here are some of my photos along with some descriptions of what is happening behind these photos.
I always look out my elevator window and think", This would make a killer picture. I’ll admit that I’ll try again someday.
These are the advertisements for things you can get in my apartment. We like to deface these, me and the Chinese.
Sculpture outside my apartment in a park i’ve never been to. I see people burning fake money for the dead every once in a while here. Sometimes they walk through it. From this angle it looks like the every present eye of big brother oppressing my Chinese brethren. I must put a stop to this by going on facebook and eating foreign foods.
These three-wheeled cars are cheap. I kind of want one. I’m scared of dying in one. I would die alone. Chicks don’t dig these cars. This is the street from my house to Hong Mei (the Korean part of the city - the good part?)
That’s my building. I live on the 23rd floor. I have been getting notes that say I should pay my administration fees. But they’re in Chinese and I am illiterate. How can I pay fees when I am illiterate?
Here is the street where rich Chinese people live in town houses looking over the exercise park and golf course. I don’t know why all trees in China are painted white on the bottom. I assume it has to be pest control or…something. I’m not going to lick it so please don’t ask me to.
Here is the smoke stack at my school. It is powered by coal and the hearts of young children. Basketball is popular and you can see young minds playing.
I like sunsets. Here is a sun setting over the mountains by the Qing gui in Jinshitan. “How pleasant,” you might think. You’re right. Here we can see some other town houses for rich people. I don’t think anyone lives in them, though. There aren’t enough rich people to fill all the houses for rich people.
More of the same. I suppose people do live here seeing as they have the solar hot water heaters and air conditioners.
Let’s take a ride on the QingGui!
Happy New Year.