It is really funny transitioning between China and Florida posts. They are so different! It’s hard to refocus and remember how it felt living in a foreign country. I will continue to do my best! Thursday, November 15th My view at the bus stop is one of my favorites. The traffic from people, cars, bicycles, … More Day 319 and 320: Bus Stop
I am home!! It feels weird. The air is so humid, my bedroom is bigger than our apartment in China, and my ankles are swollen like no other. Weird. I should probably get some sleep and get adjusted to the time change but I seem to be functioning well on 2 hours of sleep… so … More Day 313 and 314: Chinese vs. American Parties
Wednesday, October 24th Sometimes living in China very frustrating. While English is the language of the world, not as many Chinese people speak English as you would expect. Of course communication can get very difficult and oftentimes just does not happen. I get by with a lot of pointing and gesticulating. At least a smile … More Day 297: Chinglish
The US election has come and gone and I really could not be more glad to be in China right now. Politics make me antsy and annoyed, not to mention that they bring out the worst in people. Do we really have to be a nation divided? Can’t we all just get along? But really, … More Day 292: Spice and Sweat- Guizhou Cuisine
It’s official. I am the least timely blogger ever. Like today I am posting Wednesday’s photo of the day. Today is Saturday. Whomp whomp. But it’s okay because Wednesday all I managed to photograph was my bizarre dinner. A KFC wrap and self-made green smoothie. So KFC is kind of gross in the United States. … More Day 269: A few of my favorite things
A delicious meal for $5. Sounds too good to be true right? Not so in China! Local restaurant food is extremely cheap in China. Take this meal: Miso soup, a small salad, and rice bowl with chicken and egg for 28rmb. This comes to about $4.50 US dollars. Pretty great right? Now if you want … More Day 261: $5 meals and CSA Farms in China
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