I dunno exactly how it came about that I'm 28 every year, but thats the deal in China :-)
千里之行始于足下 The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. Tales of Teaching English In China and Resources For You To Live The Great Way.
The wise words of Lao Tsu
*This too will pass * When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be * When you realize that all things change, there is nothing you will try to hold on to * Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage
Monday, December 17, 2012
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Yay China gets Christmasy
When I first came here in 2008, there were very little signs of Christmas to be found... But like everything in China, things change in the blink of an eye. My first Christmas saw me struggle to find any decorations,a tree or anything... In the early blogs there is a funny story of my bus ride home with a fully decorated tree in my hands that I found and bought at a stationary shop lol. But now there are signs of Christmas everywhere, doubled with the fact its winter, it's easy to re-find your Christmas spirit :-)
Friday, December 7, 2012
Look Blue Sky
Something going up on the crane at the building site of the new shopping centre, but the most interesting thing is the blue sky lol
Lovely, lovely sunny day!
Lovely, lovely sunny day!
Thursday, December 6, 2012
City living
A day of new trials, Moli's groomer seems to have disappeared, so whilst i anxiously wait whilst a new groomer has her, I'll try something new myself. A new cafe near my place called "slow life coffee and book". I always think the safest bet to trying a new coffee is to go the "latte"...
This cafe is in a more interesting location than my usual cafe. If you choose to sit outside you can watch the busy walking street or go inside for a very hip cosy hangout...and yes there are also books to read, free wifi and some guitars laying about :-)...and the coffee, VERY NICE!. I'll be back here again soon.
This cafe is in a more interesting location than my usual cafe. If you choose to sit outside you can watch the busy walking street or go inside for a very hip cosy hangout...and yes there are also books to read, free wifi and some guitars laying about :-)...and the coffee, VERY NICE!. I'll be back here again soon.
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
VPN ASTRIL ROCKS
For a couple of years now I've used Astrill VPN service. If you don't already know, they've just released a shiny new iPhone app so you can simply and quickly access it in pretty much the same way as on you can on your PC ( actually more easily I think)Some other advantages seem to be combating the narcoleptic iPhone behaviour in the sense that it no longer seems to drops the connection when your iPhone constantly goes into deep slumber... Yippee
UPDATE: VPN in China is kind of crucial. Without it you can't access anything to do with google, Facebook and all the other things we are used to. Majority of the time I was there I did use Astrill, however, best search around and find which one is best at the specific time you are travelling. Sometimes one gets blocked and doesn't work and you have to find an alternative. Some are free, some are not....just find what works best for you.
UPDATE: VPN in China is kind of crucial. Without it you can't access anything to do with google, Facebook and all the other things we are used to. Majority of the time I was there I did use Astrill, however, best search around and find which one is best at the specific time you are travelling. Sometimes one gets blocked and doesn't work and you have to find an alternative. Some are free, some are not....just find what works best for you.
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