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Date: 16th January 2010
Tourist tips
nice job on your must see recommendations!
From Blog: THINGS I WANT TO DO NEXT VISIT
Tourist tips
nice job on your must see recommendations!
From Blog: THINGS I WANT TO DO NEXT VISIT
Date: 16th January 2010
Beaching It!
gotta love the beach, this one sounds heavenly!
From Blog: PR Day 6: Flamenco Beach on Culebra
Beaching It!
gotta love the beach, this one sounds heavenly!
From Blog: PR Day 6: Flamenco Beach on Culebra
Date: 16th January 2010
Sounds Dreamy!!!
Nice job of story telling and recounting your day on the sail boat. Ahh...to be there now soaking up the sun and the sights.
From Blog: PR Day 7: Aboard the Erin Go Bragh
Sounds Dreamy!!!
Nice job of story telling and recounting your day on the sail boat. Ahh...to be there now soaking up the sun and the sights.
From Blog: PR Day 7: Aboard the Erin Go Bragh
Date: 14th January 2010
Memories of Virgin Islands
It brought back those memories for me too. Ah. I just can't get enough of the Caribbean!
From Blog: VIDEO Excursion to the Bacardi plant
Memories of Virgin Islands
It brought back those memories for me too. Ah. I just can't get enough of the Caribbean!
From Blog: VIDEO Excursion to the Bacardi plant
Date: 13th January 2010
brings back memories of the Virgin Islands...nice!
From Blog: VIDEO Excursion to the Bacardi plant
brings back memories of the Virgin Islands...nice!
From Blog: VIDEO Excursion to the Bacardi plant
Date: 8th January 2010
Great job
I bet that was a great job, Gordon. What sorts of things do you remember?
From Blog: Glendalough State Park
Great job
I bet that was a great job, Gordon. What sorts of things do you remember?
From Blog: Glendalough State Park
Date: 8th January 2010
Sea sickness
I'm sure you would have, mom. I did!
From Blog: VIDEO Snorkling in Fajardo
Sea sickness
I'm sure you would have, mom. I did!
From Blog: VIDEO Snorkling in Fajardo
Date: 8th January 2010
Body surfing in Mexico?
No, I had totally forgotten about that until you mentioned it! I thought my first time was in Hawaii and I remember that. But we did go in the ocean when we went to Hermosillo, didn't we?
From Blog: VIDEO Bodysurfing in Culebra
Body surfing in Mexico?
No, I had totally forgotten about that until you mentioned it! I thought my first time was in Hawaii and I remember that. But we did go in the ocean when we went to Hermosillo, didn't we?
From Blog: VIDEO Bodysurfing in Culebra
Date: 28th December 2009
Yup, looks like paradise to me! Gorgeous! and...looks like such fun to play on the beach with baby!
From Blog: VIDEO Flamenco Beach
Yup, looks like paradise to me! Gorgeous! and...looks like such fun to play on the beach with baby!
From Blog: VIDEO Flamenco Beach
Date: 28th December 2009
This is my favorite video so far. The water has that aqua color and it looks like the boys are having so much fun! Did the filmer get knocked down by the wave while filming? Tesh, remember when you body surfed for the first time in Mexico?
From Blog: VIDEO Bodysurfing in Culebra
This is my favorite video so far. The water has that aqua color and it looks like the boys are having so much fun! Did the filmer get knocked down by the wave while filming? Tesh, remember when you body surfed for the first time in Mexico?
From Blog: VIDEO Bodysurfing in Culebra
Date: 27th December 2009
I think I would have gotten really sick here with the waves rolling like that, sure is beautiful though!
From Blog: VIDEO Snorkling in Fajardo
I think I would have gotten really sick here with the waves rolling like that, sure is beautiful though!
From Blog: VIDEO Snorkling in Fajardo
Date: 21st December 2009
Clint looks like Jesse
The villa looks swell, bet you were glad you had laundry, huh? Looks like Jesse in the kitchen pic.
From Blog: PR Day 2: Fajardo and Seven Seas Beach
Clint looks like Jesse
The villa looks swell, bet you were glad you had laundry, huh? Looks like Jesse in the kitchen pic.
From Blog: PR Day 2: Fajardo and Seven Seas Beach
Date: 2nd October 2009
Home Town.
Battle Lake is where I grew up, a town of about 500 Plus. I now live in Davis, CA 95616
From Blog: Glendalough State Park
Home Town.
Battle Lake is where I grew up, a town of about 500 Plus. I now live in Davis, CA 95616
From Blog: Glendalough State Park
Date: 2nd September 2008
Nanjing is my birth place
Great blog on Nanjing, my birth place. I totally agree with you on Nanjing being a noisy place. When I was there growing up, I heard a lot of quarrels if literally translated will shame the most shameless people on earth. It amounts to a word painting of people's private parts and such. Yack, it's really horrendous and obnoctious. Xuanwu Lake is a nice place to visit. It's a tradition for us growing up in Nanjing to visit Xuanwu lake once a year.One of my lastin memory is an organized event to swim across the lake in memory of the late Chairman Mao. About the people approaching you wanting to learn English. I am kind of surprised. When I was in China, I would talk with a foreigner if I felt that they could have some time to kill, such as in a train. I lived in an era when I witnessed the first arrival of foreigners during the cultural revolution. I remembered the primary school I was attending was selected as a few of the schools that were open to foreign visitors. Being a naughty boy as I was, I was locked up once with other boys in a separate classroom so we wouldn't misbehave in front of the foreign visitors to embarrass my school. Actually my school is next to the Confucius Temple you visited. About bargaining, I think you should do it and it will not offend anyone. Otherwise you will be paying too much. But I don't think you can haggle on the price of food. Thanks for your detailed travel blog on Nanjing.
From Blog: Day 10 Nanjing
Nanjing is my birth place
Great blog on Nanjing, my birth place. I totally agree with you on Nanjing being a noisy place. When I was there growing up, I heard a lot of quarrels if literally translated will shame the most shameless people on earth. It amounts to a word painting of people's private parts and such. Yack, it's really horrendous and obnoctious. Xuanwu Lake is a nice place to visit. It's a tradition for us growing up in Nanjing to visit Xuanwu lake once a year.One of my lastin memory is an organized event to swim across the lake in memory of the late Chairman Mao. About the people approaching you wanting to learn English. I am kind of surprised. When I was in China, I would talk with a foreigner if I felt that they could have some time to kill, such as in a train. I lived in an era when I witnessed the first arrival of foreigners during the cultural revolution. I remembered the primary school I was attending was selected as a few of the schools that were open to foreign visitors. Being a naughty boy as I was, I was locked up once with other boys in a separate classroom so we wouldn't misbehave in front of the foreign visitors to embarrass my school. Actually my school is next to the Confucius Temple you visited. About bargaining, I think you should do it and it will not offend anyone. Otherwise you will be paying too much. But I don't think you can haggle on the price of food. Thanks for your detailed travel blog on Nanjing.
From Blog: Day 10 Nanjing
Date: 2nd September 2008
Rich Hutong
I live in beijing. Some of the hutong homes have nice rooms and beautiful, live in there like live in houses:), but some of them are really bad, small space and with 3 generations live together. The point is all this old hutong house are located in downtown, unlike big US cities such as NYC, in beijing, the more closer to downtown, the more expensive the land. Original beijingers living there are all waiting the goverment to rebuilt hutong: not rebuilt the way like what you see, but build high commercial buildings, so they could get a lot of compensation, that's really alot of money. PS,most of hutong living people have several other apartment in beijing.
From Blog: Day 13 Beijing
Rich Hutong
I live in beijing. Some of the hutong homes have nice rooms and beautiful, live in there like live in houses:), but some of them are really bad, small space and with 3 generations live together. The point is all this old hutong house are located in downtown, unlike big US cities such as NYC, in beijing, the more closer to downtown, the more expensive the land. Original beijingers living there are all waiting the goverment to rebuilt hutong: not rebuilt the way like what you see, but build high commercial buildings, so they could get a lot of compensation, that's really alot of money. PS,most of hutong living people have several other apartment in beijing.
From Blog: Day 13 Beijing
Date: 1st September 2008
Rich Hutongs?
Really? Do you live in Beijing? So inside the outer walls the homes are well taken care of and beautiful? We didn't get a chance to tour any actual homes in the hutongs, just peered through outer doorways.
From Blog: Day 13 Beijing
Rich Hutongs?
Really? Do you live in Beijing? So inside the outer walls the homes are well taken care of and beautiful? We didn't get a chance to tour any actual homes in the hutongs, just peered through outer doorways.
From Blog: Day 13 Beijing
Date: 1st September 2008
About the Hutong
I noticed that you wondered how could they afford owning a car while living in these old hutong. Actually, these buildings are worth alot of money in beijing, as I know, one middle sized siheyuan ( coutreyard?) worth more than 30,000,000RMB, that's almost 5,000,000 us dollars. People live there are rich .
From Blog: Day 13 Beijing
About the Hutong
I noticed that you wondered how could they afford owning a car while living in these old hutong. Actually, these buildings are worth alot of money in beijing, as I know, one middle sized siheyuan ( coutreyard?) worth more than 30,000,000RMB, that's almost 5,000,000 us dollars. People live there are rich .
From Blog: Day 13 Beijing
Date: 29th August 2008
Pictures of backpack coming
Pancha - I took pictures of the backpack as soon as Jesse got home the night I read your comment - but now with my computer probs I'm having I can't post them for you to see... So sorry! ARGH.
From Blog: Jesse Haggles in the Market
Pictures of backpack coming
Pancha - I took pictures of the backpack as soon as Jesse got home the night I read your comment - but now with my computer probs I'm having I can't post them for you to see... So sorry! ARGH.
From Blog: Jesse Haggles in the Market
Date: 28th August 2008
I think you are a funny guy...really...I'm Chinese
From Blog: Random questions and answers
I think you are a funny guy...really...I'm Chinese
From Blog: Random questions and answers
Date: 28th August 2008
stupid theives
that is so sad... why would someone even want to do something like that?
From Blog: Computer died
stupid theives
that is so sad... why would someone even want to do something like that?
From Blog: Computer died
Date: 26th August 2008
Mobile
And it's so bright - i just love how colorful it is... I'm sure it will catch the eye of the baby.
From Blog: Day 9 Nanjing
Mobile
And it's so bright - i just love how colorful it is... I'm sure it will catch the eye of the baby.
From Blog: Day 9 Nanjing
Date: 26th August 2008
China Climate
600 pictures?! wow. Unreal. I think you beat me :) The climate here is supposedly alot like the US - although the country is so very very big it varies alot. Where we are it's a bit hotter than the US, obviously, and more humid. But it gets cold in the winter and they have snow. Last year they had a 50-year snow storm; the skies dumped 5 feet and it about paralyzed the area. It was right over the Chinese new year in February, and folks who only got to go home once a year weren't able to. They were sleeping in train stations, stuck, with no heat. It sounds awful. And then they had an earthquake!
From Blog: Random questions and answers
China Climate
600 pictures?! wow. Unreal. I think you beat me :) The climate here is supposedly alot like the US - although the country is so very very big it varies alot. Where we are it's a bit hotter than the US, obviously, and more humid. But it gets cold in the winter and they have snow. Last year they had a 50-year snow storm; the skies dumped 5 feet and it about paralyzed the area. It was right over the Chinese new year in February, and folks who only got to go home once a year weren't able to. They were sleeping in train stations, stuck, with no heat. It sounds awful. And then they had an earthquake!
From Blog: Random questions and answers
Date: 26th August 2008
Made faces at my feet too
They made faces at my feet too! And I've always thot my feet were cute :) But they needed clipping according to the pedicure folks.
From Blog: Day 3 in Nanjing
Made faces at my feet too
They made faces at my feet too! And I've always thot my feet were cute :) But they needed clipping according to the pedicure folks.
From Blog: Day 3 in Nanjing
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So Fun!
I lOVE this video, especially the last shot of Tesha in her snorkling goggles!
From Blog: VIDEO Snorkling off Los Palominos