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| 5th October 2008 Oxanna | greetings from Izrael - From: #95 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- Farewell For Now Hi, Sue! wooooooooow, didn't know you spent so many years in China. Must be so strange to leave now. Wish your next phase will be even more interesting and fulfilling! P.S. Great pictures! |
| 29th September 2008 Hans | The Freshmen have completed Military Training at TTC - From: #95 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- Farewell For Now Hello Sue, Glad to hear that your trip is progressing so well. Austria is a beautiful country, and Vienna certainly on of the world's great cities. All is well here in Taizhou, and many of our days have become a little cooler and the sky seems much more blue than I have remembered. The Freshmen are now all part of the TTC family, having completed their 2 week military training. Most are now going home for the Oct. 1st National holiday. I am enjoying my enlarged apartment. I think of you often and wish you continued fun and safe travel. Thanks for the photo memories of this past year. Hans |
| 25th September 2008 Bootie | Hi Tredie - From: #94 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- My Last Semester May-Jun Love your stories and photos, Hope to be in China in March 2009 for 2 mts when do you plan to return to Oz? |
| 24th September 2008 f2 | - From: #94 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- My Last Semester May-Jun So now that you have had this great expeience, what's next???? Can't wait to hear what your plans are!! |
| 13th September 2008 phone ranger | Are you losing weight? - From: #93 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- My Last Semester Feb-Apr Hi Treadie, Thought you were losing weight - no wonder with the photos of some of the foods on offer - very interesting! |
| 11th September 2008 Jacque | End of a chapter! - From: #93 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- My Last Semester Feb-Apr I can't believe it's been two years since you first asked all those questions!! I'm ecstatic you had such a wonderful experience and are left with a lot of wonderful memories. I told you the students would be great!! Still a lot of years left under the belt yet, Sue... the world's a big place. |
| 8th September 2008 Hans | We did have a wonderful spring-semester 2008.. - From: #93 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- My Last Semester Feb-Apr Thanks for your wonderful photos of our last semester together. Those who are hiding at home, in front of their TV, don't really know what they are missing in this wonderful city of Taizhou. So glad we had these two years together, and your students often ask about you. The photos will be lasting memories of special moments, and words are not enough to describe the emotions of the moments. I wish you continued joy on your great adventure, and please stay safe. Thinking of you often, and thanks for being such a good friend, always, Hans |
| 21st June 2008 Lina | Thank u for teaching us! - From: # 66 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-End of Term And All That Jazz I made such a progress from ur class, so i wanna say :thank u! Have a good time!I'll misss u! |
| 21st May 2008 John | Tempted - From: #91 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- Ice and Snow in Haerbin-Ice and Snow Festival Harbin, with the Russian influence and colored lights ice festival does look very tempting, I must admit. Beautiful pictures of the ice, but you look sooooo cold! Maybe I'll just wait until they get an ice festival in Brisbane......John |
| 12th May 2008 Hans | What a beautiful Winter Wonderland! - From: #91 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- Ice and Snow in Haerbin-Ice and Snow Festival Thank you for sharing your visit to Harbin. It has inspired me to make sure to visit next winter, and brave the infamous cold of the region. The photos are special, and you have captured the spirit, why the winter-ice-festival of Harbin has such a renowned reputation around the world. Thanks for braving the frigid weather of China's winter of 2008, to bring us your memories of "Winter in Harbin". |
| 6th May 2008 Soggy | Brrrrrr!!! - From: #90 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- Ice and Snow in Haerbin- Around Town Very interesting Treadie - gets colder in Birmingham!! :-)) LOL Nice work - see you soon. Norco is over there somewhere right now - so keep an eye out, you never know who is just around the corner. On ON SOGGY |
| 4th May 2008 Lesley Ritchie | Brings back many great memories - From: #90 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- Ice and Snow in Haerbin- Around Town Hi Sue....your photos brings back so many wonderful memories of our trip to Harbin in 2005...nothing can quite prepare you for how absolutely, bone 'chillingly', freezing cold it gets over there. Sorry that we won't be able to catch up with you in China, we won't be there til mid 2009. |
| 3rd May 2008 Kuntfoo | Hey you are travellin' the world!.... - From: #90 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- Ice and Snow in Haerbin- Around Town Hey Treadmill Unless Eskimo Nell was a relative ...you will have ta 'get more gear on '....to survive around Harbin in the frozen North of Zhong Guo!... I thought that minus ten was good enough for me and my Tasmanian 'brass monkeys ' (on the Great Wall earlier on in January 2008!....) Perhaps wearing many more lower strung necklaces will help your nipples from icing up!... Do keep up the news and updated pictures to to your many adoring friends.... Kuntfoo |
| 3rd May 2008 Hans | It WAS a cold winter in all of China. - From: #90 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- Ice and Snow in Haerbin- Around Town Thank you Sue for your insightful adventure to Harbin. When you were in the North of China during the coldest winter in 50 years, my visit to the tropical Province of Hainan in the South of China also experienced frigid temperatures, though not on the scale you have described. I appreciate your photos, look forward to your second part of your journal entry, and hope to visit Harbin in the coming winter. How lucky we are, that we now have direct rail connections from Taizhou to Harbin. Thanks for your wonderful photos. How much I will miss you when you depart China this summer! |
| 26th April 2008 cristin | fantastic blog - From: # 66 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-End of Term And All That Jazz i saw you blog address in vivian's qq zone and was attracted by your wonderful picture and describtion. the school seems become better than two years ago when i graduated. you are sure enjoy your special taching life in taizhou. your experience in xiahe and tongli impressed me so much . for i never know such places before. so i have a good plan for my labor holiday. tongli is a nice place and not far from shanghai. |
| 24th April 2008 Sue Treadie | Hi Betty - From: #89 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Semester in Synopsis Lovely to see your comments on my blog and glad they brought you good memories! My apologies for taking so long to review and respond but our internet has not been very good lately. Just so you realize, your comment will not appear immediately as I have to review it first to accept it to be shown on the blog. So, there's no need to keep posting the message. It may take me a day or so to check for comments, so don't worry! You can always send me a private message from the blog site to check if your comments have been received! look forward to reading more of your comments in future blogs! Regards Sue |
| 18th April 2008 betty | unforgettable memories - From: #89 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Semester in Synopsis I graduated from school for 2 years. i saw many familiar teachers from your blog ,Vivian was our counsellor, and Jocelyn taught us the subject of reading ,i saw the lovely baby ,Vivian's daughter. Many thanks to you for sharing us so beautiful photos,they brought us the memories of the wonderful lives at school. |
| 12th April 2008 Vivian | - From: #89 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Semester in Synopsis Beautiful blog,beautiful photos! Thank you for putting my baby's photo here, I don't even have it myself,and I has copied this one on your blog! |
| 7th April 2008 john mcneill | John McNeill - From: #89 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Semester in Synopsis It's Good to see your blog back on track. It brings back memories of my days in China, especially the students and concerts. I look forward to your North China details Enjoy this next adventure at your school John |
| 6th April 2008 judy ashcroft | - From: #89 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Semester in Synopsis Hi Sue, I'm back in HK again. Good to see you are still there. Judy Ashcroft |
| 5th April 2008 Pete Rider | great to see you back - From: #89 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Semester in Synopsis great to see you back Sue ,ive missed your insights into life over there |
| 12th March 2008 ROSALYN | Glad! - From: # 52 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-What a Difference Spring Makes! Aha, see Sue and Stef again! See my school again! I am very glad. My college get more and more beautiful. Miss you, my friends and classmates! |
| 31st December 2007 zoe | - From: #88 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Sharing the Xmas Spirit I have no idea that students are so enjoying xmas until I looked those pictures! more communication with them should do to me! |
| 29th December 2007 Hans | Thanks for a second wonderful Christmas time together. - From: #88 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Sharing the Xmas Spirit The memories of the past two Christmas Seasons at Taizhou Teachers College have been made more meaningful with your continued friendship, the joy and laughter, and the wonderful holiday-smells eminating from our humble kitchen on the 8th floor of our college "penthouses" at the Gui Yuan Bing Guang Hotel. I wish you sincere blessings for the New Year 2008, the year of the Rat. |
| 27th December 2007 Helen Leben | xmas spirit - From: #88 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Sharing the Xmas Spirit Sue, it looks like your classes have totally embraced the xmas tradition. I hope you taught them the song "Six White Boomers" Suprisingly our xmas weather has been very mild this year but still warm enough to be at the beach. I wish you a very happy new year and look forward to hearing all your wonderful stories in 2008 . |
| 26th September 2007 Vicki English | Wonderful photos! - From: # 57 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-The Evaluation and Campus Capers Sue, on my recent travels I took a lot more "movie" because it also has "sound" which adds that extra dimension. Although sometimes I was not positioned to get a good picture, even a rough photo recalls so much more when you hear sound. Does your camera have this additional facility as well as photo function? It is a new camera.... costing about half of the previous 5 yr old camera! |
| 22nd September 2007 vicki english | Wow! great photos sue! - From: # 60 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Xiahe- The Children No doubt about you.... you're certainly adding multiple dimensions to your life!! Vicki x |
| 20th September 2007 John | concerts - From: # 57 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-The Evaluation and Campus Capers HI SUE, New email received and updated. Yes I agree about the olympic ceremones. from the concerts i have seen in China, they will be 'over the top'! John |
| 16th September 2007 zoe | - From: # 62 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- Xiahe- Burbs & Beyond wonderful pictures ! they pull me back to the warm memory 10 years ago when I went to Xiahe . thanks! |
| 13th September 2007 Lynn | amazing - From: # 62 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- Xiahe- Burbs & Beyond Amazing! After reading this, I feel as if I were there. It is no wonder said the west is the cradle land of our country, and the living style there is greatly different from my hometown, it is interesting. However, you may see, the teaching conditions there is not as well as the east. And now the government is making efforts to narrow the distance between the east and the west. |
| 11th September 2007 Hans | Another great adventure - From: # 62 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College- Xiahe- Burbs & Beyond Great to see your photos and share your wonderful time in the West of China. The photos and commentaries will remain as great memories of your time in China. Thank you for sharing. Hans |
| 8th September 2007 lynn | Great! - From: # 61 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Xiahe- Sanke Grasslands I am deeply atrracted by your experience and your nice pictures! wish you happy every day! ^^ |
| 5th September 2007 Glenice | Amazing - From: # 61 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Xiahe- Sanke Grasslands I am amazed at the diversity of the country. Are you heading towards Tibet Sue. Nice looking people. |
| 4th September 2007 Alex | By the way... - From: # 61 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Xiahe- Sanke Grasslands ...have fun on your first day back in school! |
| 4th September 2007 Alex | - From: # 61 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Xiahe- Sanke Grasslands Great pictures! But the yak butter tea sounds disgusting. My niece surely would like it: she loves to eat butter without bread... |
| 26th August 2007 Soggy | Nice One - From: # 60 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Xiahe- The Children Hi Treadie - Very entertaining, trying to work out which of you or the kids were having the most fun!! On On Soggy P.S - Nice Jacket by the way - wish I had one!! LOL |
| 23rd August 2007 Sex Toy | Adorable! - From: # 60 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Xiahe- The Children Treadie - those are great shots of the local kids. I always enjoy the real life experience when I travel. Off to Mexico Saturday morning... thanks for your rego :-) On On, ST |
| 23rd August 2007 Hans | Wonderful memories - From: # 60 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Xiahe- The Children What a great journey you are experiencing. Continued enjoyment in your unique travels. All is well and quiet here at TTC. Look forward to seeing you soon on campus, Hans |
| 30th July 2007 Vicki English | Fascinating as always! - From: # 58 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Xiahe - Sacred Labrang Monastery Really enjoying the journey with you! Riveting as usual.... take care Chickybabe!! Vickster |
| 24th July 2007 TBA | D2H3 - From: # 64 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Farewell to Friends! Hi Flasher, as Sue stated its a running/walking hash we set both trails, and even have rambo runs. We don't call her tail-end Treadie for nothing you know. If in Shanghai we would welcome you on a D2H3 run, and lets see if you can stride out with your namesake Flash on our hash. Treadie, great post my dear, have great travels around China, and look forward to seeing you next time your in town. Plus cathy and I will be able to accomodate you by then. ON ON TBA |
| 23rd July 2007 Hans Schneider | I am missing TTC - From: # 66 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-End of Term And All That Jazz It's great to see all of those wonderful and eager faces of the students, and I'm looking forward to returning to our little campus. Hope you are having a great summer, Sue. Thinking of you and Steph. Have much to talk about and look forward to our next year together. Love, Hans |
| 16th July 2007 pussy galore | about time! - From: # 64 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Farewell to Friends! So glad you have found a hash club in China Treadie.....was getting worried about you not having anywhere to 'let loose'. They look a great bunch and hope it continues. Well the Harriettes had their changeover recently with the new committee consisting of all past GMs with a new idea - every 6 weeks or so they will change GM so every has a turn but no one has the full responsibility. |
| 15th July 2007 Flasher | Running!! - From: # 64 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Farewell to Friends! Now come on Treddie. it looks like it's a walking hash!! On On Flasher |
| 1st July 2007 Rubher | - From: #63 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-A Special Occasion in China Hi Treadie havnt forgotten you. I keep reading your blogs when I get the time. I have finals this week Yahoo finished fully qualified. Cert4 workplace Training And Assessor. Sounds good but then I have to find someone out there that wants me.ha!ha! Many friends & mates on the Coast are down with a bug , flu,colds,you name it .it is sweeping around.Frogs well & still kicking up his heels with Criss. I am well and very pleased to try & get my life back. Its been hard understanding just the word program to type up my notes etc. Well sweets hope mum is still well .Drop me her e mail again if she has one. sorry I will say hello to her.. |
| 1st July 2007 Hans | Hope you are enjoying your summer travels. - From: #63 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-A Special Occasion in China Wonderful photos and great memories. I'm looking forward to more exciting and rewarding adventures with you in the coming school year, and wish you "happy trails" around beautiful and enigmatic China. |
| 28th June 2007 Sue Treadie | Hi Harriet! - From: #41 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Qin Lake Wetland Park I think you mean Arthur is very handsome and that you hope he will be your interpreting teacher again! Watch those typos! Sue P.S. I'm in Chengdu now |
| 28th June 2007 harriet | Arther is very handsome - From: #41 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Qin Lake Wetland Park his smile is very charming .He is my idol. I hope he would be my interprinting tercher next year . |
| 28th June 2007 kylie | Hans is so childish! - From: #41 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Qin Lake Wetland Park Hans is so childish! Just like a young big boy with young heart ! |
| 23rd June 2007 More Leggs | - From: #54 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Qintong Boating /Boat Gathering Festival Once again, you've written an interesting story. Wish you could come to P. Vallarta. We left La Paz yesterday...Mexico was beautiful. Of course, you are seeing beauty daily in China. |
| 16th June 2007 Jenny Engstrom | - From: #53 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College-Hangzhou Revisited- West Lake Hi! I never use this address, and I'm about to close it off..jenny1adventure@hotmail.com... I use whiteoceanwave@hotmail.com. Pls write me your emailaddress to that address please! would love to catch up with you! As i can see you have many stories to tell....and ..so have I.. Jenny |
