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| 12th June 2007 Daniel | Welcome your coming to xiamen - From: #77 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Guilin and a Li River Cruise) Xiamen is also a beautiful city. |
| 10th June 2007 lilian | enjoy - From: #77 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Guilin and a Li River Cruise) what a wonderful trip to guilin it is ! I am looking forward to visiting there.Thank you for your blog! |
| 9th June 2007 Clarissa | - From: #77 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Guilin and a Li River Cruise) wow!, Mr. Scheider, those caverns look fascinating! I've always wanted to see them in real life. are those illuminated by lights or they painted or are they naturally like that? it would be crazy if they are naturally like that. and the mountains look great. they remind me of my parents homeland :) looking forward to the next blog! |
| 9th June 2007 katherine | delightful guilin! - From: #77 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Guilin and a Li River Cruise) The photos really capture the beauty of the place, and certainly puts it on my list of places to see. Thanks for giving us this look at another fascinating place in China. |
| 4th June 2007 Veronica | - From: #76 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The Jin Mao Tower graces the sky-line of Shanghai) hey Schneider, thanks for the congratulations and your best wishes for us! I really appreciate it, especially from you. We missed you at graduation, it would have been sooooo much better with you there. It seems like your enjoying your visit to Shanghai; the architecture is amazing! If only there were buildings like that in Miami. Take care!! |
| 4th June 2007 Ashley | - From: #76 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The Jin Mao Tower graces the sky-line of Shanghai) Wow. Those pictures remind me of Tomorrowland in Disney world! Its practically unreal. Anwyays i missed ya tons at graduation. Wish you could have been there but you were there in our minds and in spirit. |
| 3rd June 2007 Sandra | - From: #76 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The Jin Mao Tower graces the sky-line of Shanghai) schneider, these pictures are INCREDIBLE!! this architecture is unreal... you're so lucky to be experiencing it. love you and miss you (as always) |
| 2nd June 2007 Andrew Smith | - From: #74 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Suzhou and how to buy a home in the "Venice of the East") I learnd more about China than any other sources (PBS? ABC?). My always thought China was a big labor camp where babies were abondoned everywhere and people lived in frear. These people are actually not that different from us (i.e, a dream house, good jobs) I think you should do a special report for a major network. - Drew |
| 2nd June 2007 Margie | - From: #76 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The Jin Mao Tower graces the sky-line of Shanghai) Schneider I missed you so much at graduation! I was looking around for teachers I recognized and teachers I would miss and I kept thinking about you! I miss you so much. On a different note I love all of these new pictures. It makes me want to go and visit. |
| 2nd June 2007 Celia | :) - From: #76 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The Jin Mao Tower graces the sky-line of Shanghai) stunning pictures and buildings... works of art and architecture. it is amazing to see what humans can create sometimes. it has felt much longer than one year for us since you've been gone. graduation was incredible and hopefully what's to come is even more incredible. love you, schneider :) |
| 1st June 2007 Josue | Orange Sesame Chicks!!! - From: #75 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Exotic foods of China) The most poignant picture is the one that looks like breaded chicks in Panda-express orange sauce. I'm a big food fan, but my kind of food festival involves lots of goetta and brats. By the way, greetings from Cincinnati herr Schneider!!! -- Josh :) |
| 1st June 2007 Thomas Scianmarello | China - From: #75 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Exotic foods of China) Wow Schineider how can you live over there with that type of food? lol |
| 1st June 2007 Sandra | - From: #75 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Exotic foods of China) schneidyyyy... i just wanted to tell you that as of yesterday i am a coral gables senior high school graduate! it is exciting but at the same time i am extremely sad about it, especially this morning when it is starting to hit me. i wish you could have been there to share it with us... hopefully we will still be seeing each other around some time. in any case, i hope we can see each other here in FLORIDA, considering that if i rely on the food in china, i can pretty much count on dying of hunger hhahaa... as always you are quick to point out the lack of compassion in our human race, and that is what i never forget about you. love always |
| 31st May 2007 Sandra Cordoba | - From: #75 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Exotic foods of China) Okay, so I lost my appetite...I'm glad to see how well you have adjusted! Have you tried any of those?? I would starve....I can't even look at those dishes, let alone eat them! |
| 29th May 2007 Clarissa Borge | FOOOOD!! - From: #75 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Exotic foods of China) hey schneider! looks like you're doing well! no wonder you've lost so much weight since you left. I would've lost some of my weight if I lived in china. The duck feet I would be willing to try, I've actually heard they are good it's the bugs and the (ugh) tarantula that are wigging me out quite a bit. well, hoping for a another entry soon!! love you lots! and Hurray for graduation! |
| 29th May 2007 Ashley Santiz | - From: #75 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Exotic foods of China) Hey mr schneider! Um, first all i can say is poor little chicks!!! Eaten whole?!? Little babies born just to be fried up? **sobs quietly** And im not horrified by the tarantulas (well okay, i AM a tad horrified) but i am grossed out by what i think i saw sitting next to them....ROACHES. eeewwwwwww... I am *such* an american. Lol. Well it looks like you're learning (and being grossed out) more and more each day. These entries are so informative and interesting (especially with the pictures) you might even want to consider turning them into a book. Memoirs of a Traveling Teacher or what have you. Just an idea. :) Keep living the dream! (and thanks for the comment about graduation i am sooo nervous [i just KNOW im going to fall]) toodles ash |
| 28th May 2007 Celia | Schneidypooooo - From: #75 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Exotic foods of China) hallo schneider... i really enjoyed this entry.. it was interesting to see similarities between the chinese culture and ours such as this: "Whenever I ask my students, where they are going as we pass each other, the two prominent responses are: 'We're going shopping' or 'We're going eating.'" who would've thought? thanks for the kind words about graduation.. i wish you could've been there. we're all really excited, anxious, and even a bit nervous. we miss you so much, schneider. :) |
| 28th May 2007 Brittney Hinckley | - From: #75 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Exotic foods of China) I think I would starve if I moved to China, I'm not sure I could eat any of that. |
| 16th May 2007 Mirgel | Hey! - From: #74 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Suzhou and how to buy a home in the "Venice of the East") How you been Old Man, Im glad u are enjoyin yourself. How bout you write sometime you got my email |
| 13th May 2007 Ashley S. | - From: #74 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Suzhou and how to buy a home in the "Venice of the East") As always its an enlightening entry filled with beautiful pics. Looks like you're truly enjoying yourself. **jealous** :) I always look forward to your entries...they're an intriguing glimpse into the chinese culture. |
| 9th May 2007 Celia | :D - From: #74 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Suzhou and how to buy a home in the "Venice of the East") schneider! as always i love your entry.. it is always enlightening to see the differences between cultures and to realize just how much we take for granted. thanks for the well wishes about our AP and IB exams.. we're all studying hard. we love you and miss you immensely! we'll be missing you on may 31st.. graduation. check your email! LOVE YOU :) |
| 3rd May 2007 Luis Piñol | - From: # M Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The "Leaning Tower of Suzhou") Schneider, you are looking sexy. Nice photographs! |
| 30th April 2007 Archie | On my way to Tibet need your help - From: #52 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #2- Day 2 On the train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) Hello Han; I plan to visit China/Tibet in July, and want to know how you got your Tibet permit? Thank you for your time in this matter. Archie |
| 26th April 2007 Sandra | - From: #73 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China, (Shanghai builds for the future.) it looks like a city out of a futuristic movie... im incredibly impressed. anyway, our senior year is coming to a close... i wish you were here to experience it. i cant believe that after 4 years IB exams are finally here. im going to be attending the university of south florida next year, celia, melissa and sarah will be at university of florida, chandler will be at brown university... there are obviously many more, but you can already see how much of a drastic seperation we are going to be experiencing. i love you and miss you as always. |
| 25th April 2007 Ashley S. | - From: #73 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China, (Shanghai builds for the future.) I actually like that its not what i pictured...its better. It really is futuristic. It must be amazing to see in real life. Like that pearl tower. |
| 24th April 2007 Sandra C. | - From: #73 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China, (Shanghai builds for the future.) man, it really doesn't look like the China one picutures in their minds. :( |
| 21st April 2007 sandra c | - From: #72 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( A wedding, village life, and honoring the ancestors) wow that's a big tower. |
| 18th April 2007 Jesi (from german class) | Hiii!!! - From: #72 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( A wedding, village life, and honoring the ancestors) Hey mr.schneider! wow i miss you! german is nothing without you! i mean ms.lauter is alright but she's no mr.schneider =)...i hope everythings going good...too bad you didnt get to come to my 2nd period german class...(*sigh*)...everythings almost the same...williams there...and he's worse than ever! oh and now im with javier...hah...well i hope everythings great! not good but great! i miss you...heck we all do! take care bye! He's not sharing!!! There we go thats more like it...hah...=) |
| 17th April 2007 Margie | hello - From: #72 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( A wedding, village life, and honoring the ancestors) I never cease to be amazed by your travels and experiences! A Happy Belated Easter to you too! |
| 11th April 2007 Sandra Cordova | - From: #71 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Spring has arrived on the TTC campus) I haven't written in so long! sorry :/ But hey, those blossoms really seem to compliment you! |
| 7th April 2007 Sandra | - From: #71 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Spring has arrived on the TTC campus) the flowers are breathtakingly GORGEOUS... they seem as though they're reaching out to you. we miss you and love you here, as always :) |
| 5th April 2007 Goodsue | Suzhou any time of year - From: # M Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The "Leaning Tower of Suzhou") Hi Hans, I was in Suzhou in the fall and thought it was fantastic, but your spring photos make me want to go back. It's only about 2 hours from Nanjing, too. Susan |
| 2nd April 2007 Celia | beautiful - From: # M Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The "Leaning Tower of Suzhou") i love how the east and west have so many similarities though seemingly being worlds apart. these are some of my favorite pictures.. those tulips are beautiful and that city seems magical. we miss you! |
| 1st April 2007 Ashley Santiz | - From: # M Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The "Leaning Tower of Suzhou") Oh my god I am sooo jealous! That city is beautiful. And those tulips are gorgeous, they're my favorite flower. Well, it appears you are learning every single day that you are over there in China, and you are also getting thinner every single day, too! I hope one day i get to see the "leaning tower of suzhou", its really beautiful. Oh, and I thought that it was really interesting that He Lu was guarded by a white tiger after death seeing as the white tiger symbolizes the after life. |
| 1st April 2007 Thomas Scianmarello | China - From: # M Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The "Leaning Tower of Suzhou") That tower is, in my opinion, more beautiful than the leaning tower of Pisa. |
| 1st April 2007 Miriam Castillo | We love to hear from you! - From: # M Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The "Leaning Tower of Suzhou") Great pictures, and history....I need to visit Asia, I have some many good friends from there, Love, Miriam |
| 30th March 2007 Toni Chan | - From: # L Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( The year of the "PIG") hey Hans,it's my first time to give my comments on your blog,it's fresh to me.um,i wanna ask you to spend the International labor day together with my family,and i told you to make phone calls to me but you have never contected me since the beginning of this semester,reply soon^-^ your buddy Toni |
| 29th March 2007 PINEOIL | ver reitet so spat durch nacht und wind? - From: # L Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( The year of the "PIG") Herr Schneider, i love reading your blogs and am happy to see that your enjoying yourself in China. Like always, I wish you the best and I miss you. your friend, Luis Piñol |
| 24th March 2007 Ashley Santiz | - From: # L Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( The year of the "PIG") Hey Schneider!!!! You'll always be a part of us too. Maru's right, you tought us soo much more than german...and we'll always miss you too. No matter where we are in life, you'll be that one teacher we had who went above and beyond the call of duty. You actually cared about us, and that means alot...I'm glad you're having fun over there. You are living proof that you learn something new everyday if you only try. I can't wait to go out there in the world and start making a difference, just like you. cant wait for the next entry! xoxo |
| 22nd March 2007 Jess Laban | i'm saddened to hear that i missed your visit - From: # L Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( The year of the "PIG") wow, i cant believe i missed your visit back to miami. I have been wanting to see you for a long time. I miss our talks about life. i wish i had had a steady internet connection to know that you would be in miami. unfortunately i missed you this time, hopefully there will be a next time and we could get together. i'm glad to hear you are having fun in China. I'm an art major now at FIU and have found someone that loves me just as much as i love him. things have been going well. drop me a line sometime if you have time to my email. (placebojess@yahoo.com) |
| 22nd March 2007 Cynthia | - From: # L Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( The year of the "PIG") Yo, Schneider. You visited Miami? Sucks much that I missed it, but I had to leave school. -sigh- Though, I presume you forgot who I am. I was always so quiet in your class. You really are a great person, and a lot of things you said were awesome and true. Stay well. |
| 21st March 2007 Maria Sabando | I just want to say... - From: # L Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( The year of the "PIG") I just want to say that : "that I will always be greatful for knowing you, and I am a better woman because of you, and I will always miss you"...serioulsy ....you taught me much more than German...you taught me about life. I can't thank you enough. Much love MARU |
| 21st March 2007 Clarissa | - From: # L Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( The year of the "PIG") AWWW Schneider!! I was soooo happy to see you!! but reading this entry has made me realize how much I'm going to miss everyone as well when I move away this summer!! Love you always and keep writing! ----Clarissa |
| 20th March 2007 Jorge Padrón | Hey look, I can comment again! - From: # L Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( The year of the "PIG") Poor pigs... Just stopping by to say hi again since it has been a while. You seem awfully popular over there. |
| 7th February 2007 Harold | Good seeing you again - From: #65 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( Visit to Boy's Dormitory + Photos from the Girl's Dorm.) Hans,it was great to see you.You look very happy.My prayers are with you always. Harry |
| 31st January 2007 Margie | - From: #68 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( MIAMI / MIAMI-BEACH: Spring-Vacation in Florida) Hey Schneider!!! Hope to see you while you are here in Miami. Please come and visit us! Manny, Connor and I have missed you terribly and we want to take you out to dinner one of the nights that you are here. |
| 30th January 2007 Andrea Trabucco Campos | - From: #68 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( MIAMI / MIAMI-BEACH: Spring-Vacation in Florida) After desperately trying to contact you, Herr Schneider, it's with great pleasure that I read your last post! I apologize if the memories of me still probably taunt you, but we all go through phases and we are in a constant change, a constant evolution. A lot of things have gone on in my life, and the young boy you met now has transformed, maybe in a process of maturation. I find myself with a full scholarship to Miami Dade Honors College, and have kept all my grades to the top (straight As). I know it's not much, but it's still a strong start, given the real perspectives (keeping up this grades will allow me to go up north: Yale, Columbia, Harvard..etc). Since the moment I silently started following your posts I fell more and more in love with those beautiful landscapes and by now I have conviced myself that after my BA I will go to study in China. To get a step ahead I'd like to go there this summer, and I've been desperately trying to contact you because of your connections as a sociable professor that I once met, and trust you'll always be. If you could help me, it'd be a remarkable thing. If you cannot then everything is fine and I wish you the best of the best in your life, although I perceive you are way ahead than most. Anyway I appreciate you time, Auf Wiedersehen Herr und Viel Glueck! |
| 25th January 2007 Andrea Trabucco Campos | - From: #67 Teaching at Taizhou College, China (Beijing - The Marco Polo Bridge) I've been following the journal quite silently for a while now, and my silence is a proof of my astonishment to see and read Schneider's journeys.. in any case, can anybody provide me with Schneider's email? thx a lot fellows, hope you're all having an amazing time, as well as you Herr Schneider. |
| 23rd January 2007 Sarah White | - From: #67 Teaching at Taizhou College, China (Beijing - The Marco Polo Bridge) you have no idea how much i miss you teaching german.. Rumor has it your coming to miami? hmm? will you making a stop by german period 4? :) please visit. i miss you so much |
| 16th January 2007 Ashley Santiz | - From: #67 Teaching at Taizhou College, China (Beijing - The Marco Polo Bridge) All the pictures you show us fill me with envy! I now haaaaaave to visit china some day and see all the beautiful history and memorials. All i can say is WOWZA. Its all so beautiful! **Green with envy** Can't wait to see you... |