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Published: September 25th 2011
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Ok living in a city of 18 million people not far from China you would think there would be a big vibrant China town. I had heard two versions, one it was great but from a guy on the course who lives here I was told not to bother. Ignoring him I head off there Friday evening and let me tell you it was a great disappointment. Now before I go to far, it may be my fault, maybe I missed the nice parts. I was for almost an hour though and I was in Chna town as all the signs were Chinese. Anyway I will let the pictures tell the story. The one nice thing was the temple, beautiful.
Week three of the course is done, one more to go. This week I get to teach a a grade one class that knows very little english, does not sound like fun. Fortunately I get to meet them on Tuesday for a fun day and then Wednesday I actually teach three classes of them!
This will be the last week of the course, now I have to decide if I actually want to stay and teach or if I
want to head back to Canada. Will likely give myself a few weeks to decide. The new school term only starts on November 1 so I have some time to find work.
Other than that it is fairly quiet, it is a pm here as I write. I just went to the lobby planning on going for a walk but the heat is wicked today so I think I will wait till it cools off a bit this evening. It was only supposed to get to 32 today which it is but with the humidity it is 37!
In my last blog I told you about the guy I met who gave tours of Mount Everest. Today I hear a plane crashed there killing a number of tourists and staff. Very sad, hope is was not one of them.
Anyway I will add some pics. Talk to you next weekend.
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Richard
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Youtube?
Hey, Barry, if you want Chinatown(s), you can come to Toronto! Will your teaching sessions with the first graders be on Youtube?