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| 26th September 2006 Thomas Scianmarello | China - From: #57 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Fall Semester Surprise) I see that you have your hands filled in China, but do come down some time to miami. |
| 26th September 2006 Sandra Cordova | - From: #57 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Fall Semester Surprise) military training!? that seems so... but wow. you have a lot of students. but I'm poistive they will not give you the headaches of your american students....:) |
| 25th September 2006 Valentino [Val] Macor | Photography/Geography - From: #57 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Fall Semester Surprise) I am continually amazed at the photos you have on your journals, very descriptive and clear. As I said before, I am learning more about that part of the country's geography and way life of the local people. For instance, in the bottom 27 pictures I only saw 1 car. Certainly not the norm in any US school! |
| 22nd September 2006 yosleny | - From: #56 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (GUILIN: "N.Z. Ultimate Challenge" Winners in Guilin) everybody was kung fu fighting-dances- |
| 22nd September 2006 Alex Benitez-Mena | - From: #56 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (GUILIN: "N.Z. Ultimate Challenge" Winners in Guilin) Today you called my french class to talk to miss hoffman and she told us it was you and alot of people said how cool you were and how much they missed you. Just a thought. the new teacher Mrs. Lautern is cool she's adjusting really nice to the class and the enviroment. Well have to go and hope you can come down and visit us one day in the future. |
| 22nd September 2006 Thomas Scianmarello | China - From: #56 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (GUILIN: "N.Z. Ultimate Challenge" Winners in Guilin) That must have been a special evening. |
| 22nd September 2006 Thomas Scianmarello | China - From: #55 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Chengdu, Sichuan: The Panda-Bear Experience) WOW, you are so lucky to be able to be with the pandas. They look so cute. |
| 22nd September 2006 Thomas Scianmarello | Tibet - From: #53 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #3- Day 3+4 in Lhasa, Potala-palace, and Sera Monastery) I found very interesting how tibetan monks argue |
| 21st September 2006 Sandra Cordova | - From: #56 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (GUILIN: "N.Z. Ultimate Challenge" Winners in Guilin) aww, that's such a cute story!!! :) |
| 21st September 2006 Vicky | WOW! - From: #56 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (GUILIN: "N.Z. Ultimate Challenge" Winners in Guilin) Very very nice! I see so much is going on! So much for me also--- By the way my summer in Germany was lovely. Our new German teacher - she is really nice, but she tends to think that its like a kindergarden class- and we get smiley faces and other little baby activities as such. I miss you so much. I have put Chinese classes on hold for a moment- its just too much for me right now--- and I have suddenly found how interested I am in the human body and how much I love Anatomy class and maybe that is my path to the future- I am not sure yet. Missing you, Victoire J. |
| 19th September 2006 Ashley Santiz | - From: #55 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Chengdu, Sichuan: The Panda-Bear Experience) Oh my GOODNESS! They are so flipping cute!!! You are so lucky. This is hands down teh cutest and best entry you've entered thus far. We all miss you but are looking forward to you hopefully being here for graduation. PS. It seems that pandas are one of the luckier mothers. I wonder if they know how good they have it? PSS next time you see a panda, give it a hug for me~ Tschus |
| 15th September 2006 Veronica Carrasco | - From: #55 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Chengdu, Sichuan: The Panda-Bear Experience) hey schneider!!! this must be a dream come true for you!!! the pandas are adorable, i wish i could be there too. my sister and i both want one...but the whole "endangered species" might be a problem ;-) anyways i glad your having a great time and your always in our thoughts too. good luck with your classes! i know you'll be an awsome teacher and they will all love you--but not as much as we did :-D take care! miss you!! |
| 14th September 2006 Richard Montero | Whats Up? - From: #55 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Chengdu, Sichuan: The Panda-Bear Experience) Hey schneider how are you doing? I haven't spoken to you in some time.. bet your surprised to here from me.. well im passing german with time to spare... Everybody misses you. I hope we meet again sometime. |
| 13th September 2006 Sandra Cordova | - From: #55 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Chengdu, Sichuan: The Panda-Bear Experience) aww, I want one!! |
| 13th September 2006 Celia | i love you schneider! - From: #55 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Chengdu, Sichuan: The Panda-Bear Experience) schneider i miss you so much. and by the way.. this is pretty much my favorite journal entry ever :) i'm so happy you got to meet the pandas.. and that baby panda is adorable! you look soooo different these days schneidipoo. |
| 13th September 2006 kathy | hey - From: #53 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #3- Day 3+4 in Lhasa, Potala-palace, and Sera Monastery) guten tag herr schneider!!! we miss u @ coral gables and just stoped by to tell u your a great german techer!!!! bye!!!! |
| 11th September 2006 Sigrid | ... - From: #54 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #4- Day 5+6 traveling in Tibet) Mr.Schneider I'm glad your having fun.Everytime I read one of your blogs I see a little more of you I never had the chance to see before.The pictures are quite lovely.Peter seems like a darling child.It's good they fixed your lodging error,I to would have been a tad upset.Glad to report that I found away to get my high school diploma through other means and am now studying to become a pharmacy technician.I am working a part time to pay off school and to save up money for any miscellaneous fees.Well I have got to go.Glad to see your still venturing the wonders this world has to offer. Love Sigrid Reyes |
| 10th September 2006 Dr. K. | Greetings From Your FL Dept. - From: #54 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #4- Day 5+6 traveling in Tibet) Hans: I have really been enjoying your travelogs. More importantly, they have been highly instructive. How little we Westerners know about the Chinese. And that ignorance is hurting the entire Western World. Stephanie is really a great lady and a super Chairperson who always works her tail off regardless of what she is doing. She is doing a super job and all of us (including our two new colleagues) are doing very well. Your old friends and colleagues, however, do indeed miss you and all of us are delighted that your Chinese adventure has turned out to be so spectacular. All the best to you, my friend. David Kirsner |
| 9th September 2006 Sandra Cordova | - From: #54 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #4- Day 5+6 traveling in Tibet) whoa, schneider1 you're quite the ladies man! :) |
| 9th September 2006 Franco | - From: #54 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #4- Day 5+6 traveling in Tibet) Great photos and interesting accounts. Enjoyed, as always. |
| 8th September 2006 Susan | I want to go to Tibet, too - From: #53 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #3- Day 3+4 in Lhasa, Potala-palace, and Sera Monastery) Hans, I'm teaching in Nanjing now. I signed up for your blog before I left Atlanta. Taking the new Tibet train has been one of my goals, too, so I'm really enjoying the blogs about your trip. How' the breathing at that altitude? Did you use the oxygen on the train? Thanks for providing great descriptions and photos. |
| 8th September 2006 Sandra | - From: #53 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #3- Day 3+4 in Lhasa, Potala-palace, and Sera Monastery) i am so glad that you have so many former students and colleagues that are interested in reading your blogs, because Americans can often be so apathetic, and your blog is a way for many of us to see how other people live, and to empathize with others and be more compassionate. nobody here in miami ever forgets you... we are alwayssss talking about little moments with you or anything that we remember. even students that graduated 2 years ago whom we are still in contact with... everyone. everytime we walk in the german room someone is sure to say something (good!) about you, or say "holy schinken" or something like that haha. remember that you must attempt to come for our graduation, most of us mention it everyday haha love always. |
| 7th September 2006 Sharon | Your long lost relative! - From: #53 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #3- Day 3+4 in Lhasa, Potala-palace, and Sera Monastery) Hi Hans! You are amazing and I am so glad that Garry hooked me up with your blog today! I've lost touch with you, but I often think of what my previous family is doing...you, Resa, Garry and Monika! I am so touched by the all the people that love you so much, especially your students and your impact on their lives. It brought me to tears! I've enjoyed looking at the 53 blog entries over the past hour, and it's so good to see a picture of YOU! Have a wonderful time, as I know you will, and I will keep in touch via email and your blog! You were always such an adventurer and I'm so happy to see you and what's happening in your life!! Love, Sharon Cole Verley (in upstate New York) |
| 7th September 2006 Ashley Santiz | - From: #53 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #3- Day 3+4 in Lhasa, Potala-palace, and Sera Monastery) Wow, I think this is one of the best entries so far! It is fascinating (and slightly horrifying) to learn about the sky funeral ritual and to learn about the monks. I rather like the idea of them gathering and debating issues and stomping for effect. It brings the culture into sharp contrast with our own. And the pictures were amazing. |
| 6th September 2006 Sandra Cordova | - From: #53 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #3- Day 3+4 in Lhasa, Potala-palace, and Sera Monastery) it's like going back in time! =O |
| 6th September 2006 anonymous | - From: #53 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #3- Day 3+4 in Lhasa, Potala-palace, and Sera Monastery) schneider...I wanted you to know that I have picked German back up at Florida State University. I also wanted to thank you for being such an inspirational teacher. Not many teachers at the High School level know there subject, or have the ability as you do to connect with thier student and bring out the best results from each individuals potential. I walk with the lessons and experiences you have provided for me every day of my life. Your courage and ability to make the best of every situation is admirable. Thank you for sparking an interest in a subject that has contributed to my growth at an academic level and as a person. Your Friend, John Moore |
| 5th September 2006 Amber Tang | fantastic - From: #52 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #2- Day 2 On the train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) You two finally travelled to Tibet:) I am sure your pics will draw more people to China:) |
| 5th September 2006 Ashley Santiz | - From: #52 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #2- Day 2 On the train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) You should do this for the discover channel :P Everyone who sees your blog wants to go to china! (especially me!) |
| 5th September 2006 Thomas Scianmarello | China - From: #51 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #1- Train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) Finally you have achieved one of your goals, to go to tibet. It must be an awesome place and an extraodinary experience for you. It is beautiful from the pictures you have taken |
| 5th September 2006 Thomas Scianmarello | China - From: #49 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Beijing, The Forbidden City) You are so lucky to be in China right now |
| 5th September 2006 Thomas Scianmarello | China - From: #48 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The "Greatest" Wall) I hope one day i get to go to China, because from what i see, its beautiful |
| 4th September 2006 karin henkel | - From: #52 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #2- Day 2 On the train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) hallo Hans, auch in althütte verfolgen wir mit spannung und sehr viel interesse deine reisen und freuen uns an den tollen bildern. und...wir beneiden dich ein bißchen und bewundern dich sehr :-) alles liebe von karin |
| 2nd September 2006 Margie | Hey!! - From: #52 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #2- Day 2 On the train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) Hey Schneider! I'm so glad to see you smiling in your pictures and seeing that you're enjoying your life in China to the fullest. We miss you greatly at Gables. Connor, Manny, and I talk about you all the time. We miss you tons. I love all of the photos. They're so beautiful and they make me want to go explore China myself. Well take care of yourself! |
| 2nd September 2006 Sandra Cordova | - From: #52 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #2- Day 2 On the train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) You definitely advertise exotic places well!!! :) |
| 1st September 2006 Rick Gonzalez | Hello and Thanks - From: #52 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #2- Day 2 On the train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) Hans, Hello and a thank you for sharing your TravelBlog. It's fasinating! |
| 1st September 2006 Maria Valero (Liora's mom) | Congratulations! - From: #52 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #2- Day 2 On the train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) Wow, way to go Hans! You've made it to the Potala... I've always wanted to visit. Thank you for the pictures, which make me feel a little closer to my dream. |
| 1st September 2006 Richard & Iva Abramowski | Great Pictures - From: #52 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #2- Day 2 On the train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) Hello Hans.....We are your sister Resa's in laws. My brother Ron told us about your travelblog. We are enjoying all of your travels . Love the pic's. |
| 30th August 2006 Douglas | wow!!!! - From: #51 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #1- Train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) Hey mr. schneider its Douglas. Wow you seem to be having a blast. Ive been reading and it seems you have been exploring all of China. You also got to take a picture with a panda!!!! Keep putting up those pictures there amazing. Hope to hear about you soon. Take care. |
| 30th August 2006 Sara Sindija & Melissa Capiro (2nd period) | MISS YOU!! - From: #51 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #1- Train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) Schneider!!!! We miss you sooooo much!! We cant wait until you come back to Miami. School just isn't the same without you. I hope your enjoying China, and that you visit us when you return, which hopefully is soon! We love you!! Sara and Melissa! |
| 29th August 2006 victor mustelier | yes is me again - From: #51 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #1- Train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) damn Schneider "you workin" china, lol really i find this very impressive, i mean the whole panda and sculpture and emperors chair, how do you do it? you just ask for favors? well, have a good trip to where ever your going to next, and make more blogs!! |
| 29th August 2006 victor mustelier | hello there Her Schneider - From: #46 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( First visit to Beijing) hi there Schneider, i dont exactly spect you to remeber me but i was your student last year, ok anyways i love this site, i mean i never thought that i would find so much joy out of looking at my old retired teacher in China but i do. I really didnt spect it to be so ice like you said it was, also i think what you were eating was a cat not a duck.lol. well i wish you the best of luck and i am taking a second year in the language of German. Auf Wiedersehen! lol and stop getting fustrated about pap bush!!lol |
| 29th August 2006 Cynthia | - From: #44 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Beijing Police and Visa Problem) That really sucked, with the whole Visa thing. Hope you resolved it good. I mean suddenly being deported back would really have just ruined it all. |
| 29th August 2006 Cynthia | - From: #45 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Z-Visa resolution) Wow, that image of the duck heads breaks my heart. I'm glad you didn't eat it??? :P I'm hoping you're good. :) Ms. Lauter is a fine teacher, but we still miss you. |
| 28th August 2006 Sandra | HI :)))))))) - From: #51 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #1- Train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) hey schneider! your pictures are absolutely incredible. the picture of you with the panda is my new favorite schneider-picture ever! haha anyway, thought i might mention that the new teacher is doing a great job at gables and she is a very respectful, caring person. though it still does not make being without you any easier. chandler and i have a fight nearly everyyyyy day over who loves you more. clearly i love you more since i always try to stop the fight in a pacifist and compassionate way haahaha well schneider, keep the pictures coming... it makes me feel as though im seeing all of this with you. and btw! i dont know if you know, but miami is preparing for the first hurricane of the year. there's no school tomorrow or wednesday... i bet its refreshing to be on the other side of the world, huh? love you :) |
| 28th August 2006 Flora | day 1 and already a hurricane - From: #51 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #1- Train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) Schneider, I just thought I'd share with you, that I found someone in my french class that speaks German, so I'm going to practice my German with him. And dont worry, his name isn't Diego. |
| 28th August 2006 Allison M. | Lucky Schneider - From: #51 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #1- Train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) Panda bears are one of the most adorable animals ever. I want to be you in that picture, only i would start playing with him all over the place and wouldn't wanna leave. it'd be my very own real teddy bear. =p |
| 28th August 2006 Sandra Cordova | - From: #51 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #1- Train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) wow, someone really needs to tell the US that trains are the way to go! Those images are beautiful, and I am desparatelty wishing that only I could go see them myself! I'm glad you're having a great time, but I still really miss you! |
| 27th August 2006 Melissa E. | wow - From: #51 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #1- Train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) wow schneider....the views look so beautiful! looks like your enjoying yourself over there!!! keep in touch!! we miss you in class!!! love your student, melissa e. |
| 27th August 2006 Jerry | Boiling with emotion - From: #51 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #1- Train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) Hello my friend, we can sense the emotions filling and fulfilling you Hans. It is great to hear you so engrossed in your new world. I enjoy very much following in your footsteps and you travel to the top. Travel safe. |
| 27th August 2006 Miriam Castillo | I llove to hear from you Hans! - From: #51 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (TIBET #1- Train from Beijing to Lhasa, Tibet) Hans: We miss you as well, you are a person of a kind heart...It looks that you are enjoying this experience. We hope to see you in the "Hemisferio Occidental" soon. Con amor, Miriam |
