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Going back in
Monday, Apr 4, 2011-7:30pm - on the bus back to AC, 15 hours from the time I left Ellen's apartment in HK ( Read more... ) -
Hong Kong
Sunday March 27, 2011 ( Read more... ) -
My tweets
- Wed, 09:45: Oh splendid, the driver of our car to the mountains to conduct women's health training has bad, permeating BO. Only 3 more hrs!
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Change
Mar 7,2011-10 am - on the bus to AC ( Read more... ) -
My tweets
- Mon, 14:51: 2 singaporean girls came today as OT's wearing make-up, white peacoats & new white converse. they are in for a ride.
- Tue, 11:42: 12/12/10: check it out my new hiking boots! 40 bucks AND they 防水! ready to climb some mountains & cross streams - http://twitpic.com/3f96do
- Tue, 11:43: Posted Dec 15, 2010: oolong tea and chasiu bao for ( Read more... )
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My tweets
- Thu, 01:55: Posted Nov 24, 2010: was locked in a bathroom for 20 minutes today at the high school we do physical rehab in.... 救命。。。
- Thu, 01:55: Posted Nov 24, 2010: Momentous Day: A man let me walk in front of him going out of the elevator
- Thu, 01:56: Posted Nov 24, 2010: Cheng to the duuuuu ●●● I heart uniqlo cashmere cardigans, tibetan ( Read more... )
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I don't want to leave my city
March 2, 2011 - 1 am
In recent news our team is moving from the "big city" to a much smaller town 1.5 hours away. That means no McDonalds, no KFC, no Walmart, no large grocery stores, no butter, no ice cream, no fancy foods, and definitely no Western food.
Benefits:
-it's much closer to our work (a 20 minute commute as opposed to a 1 ( Read more... ) -
Long-termers and short-termers
(started) Thursday Feb 24, 2011 - 12:37am
While here as a “mid-termer” I’ve gotten to see a lot of the short-termers come in and out. In my 4 months here, I’ve already seen 6 teams/individuals come and go.
I remember that feeling when I first came, being plunged into a completely new environment and situation and not ( Read more... ) -
Siestas
Weds, Feb 23, 2010 - 1:53 pm
One of my favorite things about living outside the 1st world are siestas. And no, they don’t use the word “siesta” here in China, but my organization allows us to have a break from around 11:30 am - 2pm to go home, eat lunch and rest.
There’s something about the twittering of birds outside, the hushed voices ( Read more... ) -
My tweets
- Thu, 13:55: Posted Dec 28, 2010: Oh, but I love the smell of burnt pots in the morning...