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| 9th December 2007 Bruno Silva | Hello!! - From: #88 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Another journey to Guilin) Herr Schneider, You're looking great and seem to be having a spectacular traveling experience. I've sent you a message, hoping to hear from you soon. Sincerely, Bruno |
| 5th December 2007 celia | :D - From: #88 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Another journey to Guilin) SCHNEIDER! im glad to see that youre back. melissa espino and i are roommates at UF and we had this conversation about how much we miss you the other day.. just thought i'd let you know. glad to see that your fun adventures continue and that they are documented for our viewing leasure. hopefully those captions will come up soon because im really curious about some of those pictures. love you so much! come visit florida sometime! |
| 2nd December 2007 Flora | yay - From: #88 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Another journey to Guilin) I was having a spasm because I couldn't find any Schneider blog emails in my mailbox and couldn't find the link. I finally had to ask Sandra if you had posted anything recently and for the link. I miss you Schneider. I started taking German up again and every time I walked into the class I thought about your class and how great it was. I hope everything is well and that you did have a very Happy Thanksgiving. |
| 1st December 2007 Chambers | WoW - From: #38 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Taizhou's Commerce) Oh, dear! You were all wet in that photo. :-o |
| 30th November 2007 Clarissa | YAY! - From: #88 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Another journey to Guilin) Hey Schneider!!!!! It's so nice to see you again and read about your many "adventures"! China looks so beautiful. Happy belated Thanksgiving. And have you mastered eating with chopsticks yet? thanks for this great blog!!! |
| 29th November 2007 Yolander | Hi,Mr. Schneider - From: #88 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Another journey to Guilin) It is a great trip,isn't it.You are happy though they talk with you in English.Ha!Joke!Guilin is a beautiful city,I haven't been there before. I'm happy after pictures you took in Guilin.Some pictures are urgly and some are beautiful.I think it is great.I think you are great beacause you can earn money by yourself and travel around the world and so on. |
| 29th November 2007 Chambers | It works again. - From: #88 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Another journey to Guilin) Hans, glad to you that your travel blog works properly again. It has been quite a long time since my last view here. ;) |
| 28th November 2007 Veronica | about time!! ;-) - From: #88 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Another journey to Guilin) Happy belated Thanksgiving to you too!! I like Sandra was wondering where and what you were up to. Hope everything is going well and your enjoying your travels!! Love, Veronica Ps: Schneider you look like a stud!! Keep it up!! |
| 28th November 2007 Ashley Santiz | - From: #88 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Another journey to Guilin) Hey Mr. Schneider, I'm sorry I haven't written here in a long time but college is really a change for me! I am so happy to see you are still doing well. I have to say you look quite schnazy! And those pictures are beautiful...I am happy that you get to see all those beautiful vistas. I hope I can see them one day too. America looks like a big ugly blob compared to China. :-D |
| 28th November 2007 frankie | glad to hear - From: #88 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Another journey to Guilin) glad to hear you're still there, thought you had gone back to America. I'm still preparing to go for a teaching post for next year and learning Chinese in the mean time with chinesepod.com |
| 28th November 2007 Sandra Almeida | Hey! - From: #88 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Another journey to Guilin) Hey schneider! i was wondering where the hell you were... i have a picture of you in my dorm room here in tampa so just the other day i looked at it and wondered why you hadnt written in a while. anyway, happy (late) thanksgiving to you, even though you may have new traditions now haha. i am looking forward to whenever you can add captions for these pictures cause some of of your antics need explanation haha. miss you ALWAYS... wishing you the best and more |
| 9th November 2007 shelley | remember - From: #87 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Mandatory Freshmen Military Training ends on China's National Holiday.) I am occasionally see your blog .It recorded what you saw here .After i looked the picyures ,I cannot help to remember my first time to this school .It was very interesting .Do you have the photos last year during our training ?Could you send to me ,to my Email?Thank you ! |
| 18th October 2007 qiancheng | reply - From: #87 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Mandatory Freshmen Military Training ends on China's National Holiday.) I like your blog,I can know something about your travel.Thank you very much! |
| 18th October 2007 dujuan(Azalea0 | perfect - From: #87 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Mandatory Freshmen Military Training ends on China's National Holiday.) I like your blog,although it is a litter hard for me to read it ,I think it can help me improve my English reading! |
| 17th October 2007 Pennie | U. of Maryland-Munich - From: # 3 Retiring Teacher preparing to teach in China (First visit to Taizhou Teachers College) Did you attend the University of Maryland in Munich, Germany in 1965? |
| 14th October 2007 Chambers | An Unforgettable Experience to Every Freshman - From: #87 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Mandatory Freshmen Military Training ends on China's National Holiday.) It reminds me of my MFMT time in 2002. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Time flies always. |
| 4th October 2007 frankie | rural area - From: #86 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (A visit to Xinghua Wenzhong Middle School) I'd rather live and teach in a rural area. How do you get in touch with a rural college to get a job? |
| 1st October 2007 Sandra Cordoba | - From: #86 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (A visit to Xinghua Wenzhong Middle School) what cuties!!! it really touches my heart to see children so excited like that :] |
| 27th September 2007 Sandra | HAHAHA - From: #86 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (A visit to Xinghua Wenzhong Middle School) HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA i love the statue! |
| 26th September 2007 Sandra | hey! :) - From: #85 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Introducing my 2nd year at TTC.) hey schneider, i just wanted to say hello and tell you that i never forget about you. i have a picture of you on my wall in my new college dorm room... i cant even believe i am here already. congratulations, i also cant believe you are beginning your second year of teaching in china. i miss and love you... i hope we can somehow see each other in the near future :) |
| 24th September 2007 Goodsue | Back for a second year! It must have been a good first year. - From: #85 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Introducing my 2nd year at TTC.) Hi Hans, I get to read your blogs off and on. I taught for only one year in Nanjing. I'm back in Atlanta now giving talks about China and beginning a true retirement. Have a great year! |
| 21st September 2007 hot babe | xx - From: #66 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Dafo, the Great Buddha) thats place look really gd i wanna go there if i did it will be intesting xx |
| 20th September 2007 jasmine.wang | truth - From: #84 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Beijing: The Ming Tombs, Part II: The Tombs and Chambers) Wow,that's amazing!Although I'm a chinese,I know less about Ming Tomb than you.In fact,it's a pity that many young Chinese people don't care about the history,We(besides me ) always head for something fashionable such as hot clothes,pop music,and even handsome boys or pretty girls... What the most important thing is that we forgot our responsibilities.When I saw what you have written in your blog,i was embarrassed ,for many foreigners tend to know our history,however, we chinese(some of us)abandoned our historical knowledge...B...U...T,those pictures you've displayed upside were really very nice,it must be a wonderful journey,right? |
| 7th September 2007 Allison Moreno.. that peruvian girl. | I´m in Germany! - From: #72 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( A wedding, village life, and honoring the ancestors) I´m in Bremen and I like it here. I´m staying for good I think, and my German is coming back to me. I live with a German friend of mine and his mother who doesn´t speak any English, so we sound like cavewomen. hehe. I just thought you would like to know where your class has taken me to. |
| 4th September 2007 Celia | :) - From: #82 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Tian'anmen Square, the world's largest city square) schneider... thanks for these incredible visuals and narration. i hope to see tiananmen square for myself someday. thanks for taking the time to continue to share all these experiences with us. love you and miss you.. hopefully we can see each other soon. hard to believe that youve been gone for so long and we're all at college already... |
| 24th August 2007 Sandra Cordoba | oh wow - From: #81 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Olympic Stadiums of Beijing: "Bird's Nest" & "Water Cube") If only I could behold such structures with my own eyes! :D |
| 22nd August 2007 frankie | the future is in China - From: #81 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Olympic Stadiums of Beijing: "Bird's Nest" & "Water Cube") I really enjoy reading your travel blog. You sound very objective and patient. Thank you for all the pictures. |
| 22nd August 2007 Sandra | WOW - From: #81 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Olympic Stadiums of Beijing: "Bird's Nest" & "Water Cube") i am so amazed by the architecture in china! it is so creative and ahead of our time... by the way, i showed one of my very best friends your travel blog and she LOVED it. miss you! |
| 20th August 2007 allan | have a good trip - From: #80 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( China's pollution has no easy solution.) It is a long time since we meet last time.How is your travelling in China? Actually I like your personal blog very much,no matter what photos and article leave me great impression. Hopefully you have a very nice trip during this summer vacation.Looking forward to seeing you on the campus on september. |
| 11th August 2007 melissa | - From: # 00 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( help with lost journal entries, please) schneider! im really sorry about your blogs, and i hope that you can recover them. Id love to help but im not very good with recovery files. I hope you can recover them soon though! Your experiences are amazing and i hope to hear more! hope you feel better and recover from your illness soon! miss you, Melissa |
| 11th August 2007 Toufic Zakharia | Herr Schneider - From: #72 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( A wedding, village life, and honoring the ancestors) Herr Schneider you must quit smoking! You must! We need more people like you to live longer! Yalla! ! I love reading your emails.....I hope to see you in Miami...Schues! |
| 9th August 2007 Brittney Hinckley | I've got them - From: # 00 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( help with lost journal entries, please) Hey! Herr Schneider! It's so good to hear from you again. I have all the travelblogs that were sent to me saved so if you e-mail me at Brittney_828@hotmail.com I can directly send you all the links of the past travelblogs. I hope you feel better soon! Brittney |
| 8th August 2007 Veronica | - From: # 00 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( help with lost journal entries, please) hey Schneider! Im so sorry for your loss, I wish I can help, but like you Im a little limited when it comes to computer technicalities. I hope you'll get all your blogs back, as well as restoring your health!! love you!!! miss you!!! |
| 8th August 2007 Ashley | - From: # 00 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( help with lost journal entries, please) O Mr. Schneider that sucks so much! I'm going to try to wrack my brain but sadly, I am not precisely computer-savvy either. :( I hope you feel better and I look forward to those entries about the 2008 olympics! Sorry I couldn't help...but don't worry I'm trying to think... |
| 8th August 2007 Sandra Cordoba | - From: # 00 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( help with lost journal entries, please) I'll try my best...but what are you sick with ??? :[ |
| 8th August 2007 Jonathan J. Daniels | Oh No! - From: # 00 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( help with lost journal entries, please) Hans, I'm so sorry to hear that this has happened to you. Your recordings of your experiences in China are inspiring and greatly appreciated. Fortunately, I have some good news. I have copies of most of your logs and can send them to you via email in their entire html format. I will also utilize the copy and paste tool the site has provided for recovering lost blogs. Glad to help in any way I can. Keep up the fantastic work. |
| 6th July 2007 Darren | Oh,my! you've been my hometown - From: #40 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Taizhou Summer Floods) Hello.dear hans! I'm Darren,your super monitor in 06 class one. How small the world it is! You've been my hometown,xinghua,where grew me up and take me out there to Taizhou teachers college.And you went to there,so luck. funny,and superise!Not only did you go to my hometown, but be acomplaied with my former president, Mr.Feng YuQi, who is a good English teacher but never teach me. Therrfore, when I see your this piece of blog.I am so happy that I want to tell you this fact and share this information. You knew once you have been heared several times this place, xinghua. Even that name was notioned some times only in one class. However, you don't know. I so hope to invite you to come here again with me. So hope, so wish,so ^_^! Darren invited you! My dear teacher,hans! |
| 5th July 2007 Ashley Santiz | - From: #79 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( VIDEO: The debating monks of SERA-Monastery in Lhasa, Tibet) Wow that looks like a very spirited debate. I wish i knew what they were saying; it must be simply fascinating. I wonder why some of the monks sit and others stand? It seems to be like that with every pair...one sitting one standing (and clapping). This was a very interesting entry...made even more interesting by the video. :) |
| 5th July 2007 Ashley Santiz | - From: #78 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( VIDEO- Panda playing, eating, and at birth) aaahhhhhhhhhh!!! The pandas are sooo cute! The poor first one must have felt so self-conscious though...it looked like he kept flipping upside down by accident and people kept laughing at it. At least it got its food at the end! Those videos are amazing Mr. Schneider! A more personal way for us to see little snippets of China. Thank you so much. |
| 5th July 2007 Sandra | wow - From: #79 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( VIDEO: The debating monks of SERA-Monastery in Lhasa, Tibet) this is one of your coolest entries yet... it is so interesting to see the differences between our cultures. i havent gotten a chance to see the video yet, but i cant wait. i miss you! |
| 4th July 2007 Sandra Cordova | - From: #79 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( VIDEO: The debating monks of SERA-Monastery in Lhasa, Tibet) Oh wow. I love seeing these monks! they're sooo cool! |
| 4th July 2007 Christy | wow! - From: #79 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( VIDEO: The debating monks of SERA-Monastery in Lhasa, Tibet) Your so lucky to travel and see this... This is what I have always dreamed to see. You bring me closer to that dream with your pictures and that video. It seems your having the best time. Happy 4th of july... Don't get caught without your baithing suit ^_^. |
| 2nd July 2007 chef wayne | cool - From: #78 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( VIDEO- Panda playing, eating, and at birth) Hans,you are living such a different life,seeing things most earthlings will never see.We hope to see you while you are back visiting. Love Wayne&Geri. |
| 2nd July 2007 Sandra Cordoba | - From: #78 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( VIDEO- Panda playing, eating, and at birth) That was just lovely! The pandas were adorable!! You should post more videos :D |
| 1st July 2007 Sue in Chengdu | I went to see them yesterday! - From: #78 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( VIDEO- Panda playing, eating, and at birth) Hi Hans, How timely you should release this blog just the day after I visited the reserve myself! I had a wonderful visit and these fabulous creatures are just soooo cute. I especially enjoyed the playfulness of the "toddlers" They must have been real babies when you were last here. Also was lucky enough to be at the reserve early un the morning and our small group had the park to ourselves for about an hour before the noisy hordes arrived. Very special. Off to Leshan to see the Big Buddha today then climbing Emei Shan. Hope our break in the States is going well. See you next term. Regards Sue |
| 1st July 2007 Jerry | Great stuff - From: #78 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( VIDEO- Panda playing, eating, and at birth) thanks much for the Panda video. Maybe we can now get a video message from Hans. Love to hear your voice friend. |
| 26th June 2007 Melissa | - From: #77 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Guilin and a Li River Cruise) wow schneider! everything over there looks beautiful. Hope you are enjoying yourself ! miss you ! |
| 17th June 2007 xiaohui xu | - From: #77 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Guilin and a Li River Cruise) guilin is an wonderful place.a small city without large population like that of shanghai or beijing, a small city without hight skyscrapers, but it offer you the quiet that can't be found in big cities .its mountains perhaps is most beautiful in the world .it is a place deserve a visit |
| 15th June 2007 lilian | pride - From: # M Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The "Leaning Tower of Suzhou") suzhou is my hometown .It is a attractive place .There is a saying " paradise above ,su hang under". I think it'a a worthy pla ce t o travel |
| 13th June 2007 Ashley Santiz | - From: #77 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Guilin and a Li River Cruise) Wow. The pictures are breath taking. Its amazing to see a part of the world that is still untouched by cement and "modernization". |