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Flat Stanley Comes for a Visit
Those of you who are teachers, or are young enough to remember participating in this geography lesson, will know the familiar name of Flat Stanley. This is an elementary school project that has been floating around for awhile. The project’s name … Continue reading
Back in China: Hectic schedules, Roasting runs, Unsettled Moves
It’s been 3 weeks since I returned to China on Aug. 6 and pretty much, it’s been non-stop ever since. Leaving the States After entertaining Chinese visitors in Illinois, which was a rare treat, I didn’t have much time to … Continue reading
She’s Back! Filling Spaces with Updates
It’s been a LONG time! How strange to have this space filled with Chicago for so long when China adventures have been filling my days for the past 2 months. Couple of reasons for my lack of updates: VPN Cutting … Continue reading
Another Trip to Chicago!
I’ve been updating everyone about China news for the past few entries, trying to make up for the unreported happenings during the Fall semester. Now it’s time to start with more current events. The most recent stories take place in America, … Continue reading
Our Yangtze River Road is No More
During the month of December, the topic of conversation racing throughout our area was the impending doom of Wa Ya Bao Lu, our Yangtze River road. We along the river were given notice on December 2nd that everyone must move … Continue reading