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Date: 19th August 2008


As you had seen there are many beggars along the prosperous streets.Every time ,I saw them ; there is a crossed feeling of sympathy and hate because a few of them are not reall beggars and you can know it from there apprences . can a poor beggar build them up stronger than the givers ? They can support themselves through their own hard labor with their strong bodies.However ,they did not. And the biggest pity is that some ignorant,illinformed and greedy "beggars"push their little kids into the wrong orientation.I hate this .

From Blog: More thoughts
Date: 1st August 2008


Please be careful in Beijing. I'm sure it is getting more populated for the Olympics and you know how Westerners can be :)

From Blog: Another Busy Day
Date: 1st August 2008

Wow
The classrooms look really nice. Are they?

From Blog: New England English School
Date: 1st August 2008

Oh No!
Sorry I'm a few days behind reading your blog. I can't believe Tea Street is gone! Aughhhhhh!

From Blog: Thoughts on Xinyang
Date: 29th July 2008

thanks, LInda
Thank you , Linda, thanks that you have taught many things about these days and I learnd a lot for about 10 days~~~ I am not very shy, I want to be the "volunteer" in the class, and I remrember NO CHINESE , ONLY ENGLISH!!!!!!! Thank you give me so much, you will be my teacher forever~~~~

From Blog: Fun in the Classroom
Date: 20th July 2008


It seems that the surrounding you live is not very well. Many open space is preparing buildings~~ But your room looks better.

From Blog: Our Home Away from Home
Date: 20th July 2008


I am so pleased that you have corrected your problem so quick and sended so many photos here. You are a great teacher~~~~

From Blog: New England English School
Date: 18th July 2008


Sounds like you're really connecting with your students as I knew you would. Open floor discussions always make for great learning. Keep Up the Great Work!!!!!!!

From Blog: More thoughts
Date: 18th July 2008

photos
Leo - I will post photos about our class. It is very slow work to post photos, so I haven't gotten there yet.

From Blog: AND STILL MORE PICTURES
Date: 18th July 2008

Oh, I am coming~~~
haha, this passage is short enough, I LIKE it. Beijing's restaurant looks big and beautiful! Send some photos about our class~~~

From Blog: AND STILL MORE PICTURES
Date: 18th July 2008

Massage
Can remember my first and last massage in XiXian! They used rocks and when done, my back was total bruised. The next day it was even worse. Thought it was hurting, but wow, was I ever a sight for about 7 days.

From Blog: Miscellaneous
Date: 17th July 2008

Hi Linda
Not sure if you get these comments or not, but thought I would try. I certainly do feel for you!! Can't wait to see the pictures you have taken. I can remember we had our private restraunt room also. They are really so nonschallot (sp) about so many things. I was totally lucky when we were in XiXian. They provided an internet connection hook up for us in the hotel room and I had brought my laptop. Was wonderful. God Bless you and be safe. Love, Karen

From Blog: The Day
Date: 14th July 2008

THANK YOU
Thank you so very much for the chance to hear your daily or weekly goings ons. My heart is with you all and it is bringing back such great memories. The thrills, sorrows, rain, smells, joys and friendships. Please keep them coming so that we can relive with you all. How many went this year? Am suprised that you aren't staying in the same place as last year in XinYang. God Bless and stay safe. Love you all, Karen

From Blog: Our new home





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