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| 27th August 2007 katiek | :) - From: Further Adventures in Tianjin haha wow... i hope someday if i do this whole teacher thing that i get to have such adventures as you! the dumplings look a lot different than what i make at Kings Landing haha.... look yummier forsure! school has already started again for you... and its to STU next week for me :) I cant wait!!! Frosh week will definately be interesting haha.... i love reading your blogs!!! Take Care |
| 27th August 2007 Brandy | yum! - From: Further Adventures in Tianjin You're living out my dream vacation, with food at every turn! Sounds like you are settling in nicely - it looks like such an interesting city to be in! Let us know when you are going through withdrawal and need your first can of maple syrup - we'll be happy to oblige from our stash ; ) |
| 26th August 2007 Brandy | oh, and the video ... - From: Adaptation fun - cool to hear the start of Beth's giggle at the very end! ; ) |
| 23rd August 2007 Isabelle-Andrée | - From: Getting Settled into New Routines - The Apartment Hello dear friends, it's so interesting to read everything about you! I learn so much. You made me laugh with some stories (boy's head stuck). I'm a bit tired for you, but it will be easier for you as you go. I admire you guys. It takes a lot of courage to do that. Very soon, you'll be able to enjoye every single moment in China! I'm starting monday. I'm kind of exciting to go back to work. René had been very busy playing in August. I'm proud of him. He'll be staying home with Coralie this year. We were sad to see you leave frome here in July. Thank for that visit. On pense à vous souvent et très fort. On vous envoie de l'énergie positive pour surmonter vos difficultés. Mais vous connaissant, on sait que vous pourrez profiter pleinement de cette année remplie d'expériences très riches. On vous salue, |
| 23rd August 2007 Heather Price | I just turned on my computer - From: Getting Settled into New Routines - The Apartment You can tell how deeply I have been wishing to get back to school. This is the first time I have logged on to the portal since early July. Donna forwarded your blog. I was thrilled to see you arrived safely and are settling in. Congratulations! Keep writing. |
| 21st August 2007 heng | hard matress - From: Getting Settled into New Routines - The Apartment chinese(a lot) like to sleep with hard matress. It was there purposely. But westerner may found that hard to lay on. You can go buy a soft one, probaly cheaper then the one you are sleeping on. BTW, if u are in Tianjing, you may want to try Tian Jing stem bum( Gou Bu Li bao Zi), a very famous local delycacy |
| 21st August 2007 Tanna | Who knew? - From: Getting Settled into New Routines - The Apartment ....that we had a lifetime of adventures to experience vicariously through you....this blog makes me feel like we are sitting side by side at 944 Crawford, with you relating the adventure in person! Thank you... I can't tell you how fast my heart dances when I read your postings and I catch myself with either a stupid grin on my face...or eyes wide with awe and excitement. Keep them coming, friends...I love grinning at my computer screen! |
| 20th August 2007 Brandy | My Vote - From: Getting Settled into New Routines - The Apartment ... is for more adventure stories! ; ) Your apartment looks great and is very similar to the one we stayed in, in Hong Kong. Do you have a tiny water heater too? I can appreciate the cleaning frenzy you must be in - soon it will be done! Have you tried baking soda on the greasy parts in the kitchen? BSoda is your absolute friend when it comes to lifting grease. My tip for the day! Take care! |
| 14th August 2007 Kelly Gaines | - From: Adaptation Hey guys sounds like you are having the experience of a life time. We had a blast in Newfoundland and even more fun at Great Big Sea this weekend (wish you could have made the trip with us). Otherwise summer is almost done...by the way Tigger is enjoying the piano most of all...it's his new favourite sleeping spot. Cheers,Kelly and Mike |
| 13th August 2007 Brandy | - From: Adaptation It all sounds so exciting guys! I have to say I'm a bit envious of your adventures as you settle into a new culture - so fun! Thanks for the updates, keep 'em comin! |
| 6th August 2007 katiek | wow! - From: First Days in TEDA haha this sounds like an amazing adventure!! you both will have so many stories for when you are teaching in Canada again... your students are all so lucky. i love reading about the food haha... maybe ill get some ideas for the restaurant haha. miss you guys.... love and prayers Katie K |
| 6th August 2007 Sam B | Woop woop!!! - From: First Days in TEDA Hey guys, it's nice to hear that you made it safely and that you're settling in!! Keep the blog entries coming!!!!! |
| 6th August 2007 Sean and Charlene Newlands | Glad you arrived safely - From: First Days in TEDA Hey guys, Nice to hear everything is going well so far. This blog is a great way for us to enjoy your adventures as well. Keep us posted about all of your new discoveries. Sean |
| 6th August 2007 Rick Flanagan | Ah...The Newness of it All - From: First Days in TEDA Guys, it sounds like such a great adventure. The school looks great, much better than I expected. I hope you continue with the travel blog, as I know Sue and I will really look forward to reading it. Good luck to both of you and have a great day. |