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Qingdao: Our Neighborhood Restaurant

Qingdao: Our Neighborhood Restaurant

The restaurant's name is Cheng(2)du(1) Mei(3)shi(2), which means "Delicious Food of Chengdu". The following is a photo journal of the local restaurant Denny and I have dined at many chilly nights after work. This is what it looks like to eat at an authentic Chinese...

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Cups of Generosity

Cups of Generosity

The Chinese generosity is abounding. It was a bright autumn afternoon in Qingdao, China when my husband just had to peak his head in a bike shop. What was intended to be a few minutes of browsing turned into an hour with new acquaintances. Tea anyone? This simple...

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Wintry: Wear a Hand Warmer Pillow

Wintry: Wear a Hand Warmer Pillow

Night markets are bountiful, they are as numerous as Starbucks in New York City. The picture below is what authentic China looks like. Now for the big introduction....drum roll please- Chinese hand warm pillows (Zhong(1)guo(2) Shou(3)wu(3)). They were created a few...

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How to Celebrate Thanksgiving Overseas

How to Celebrate Thanksgiving Overseas

Denny and I are overseas loving China, however we also have our homesick days. I was very determined that we wouldn't forget Thanksgiving, so Denny and I hosted Thanksgiving for the first time as a family. I am so glad we did! Below I laid out easy decorations,...

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Hilarity with Tonal Languages

Hilarity with Tonal Languages

Seven or Please? I am at a restaurant in Qingdao, China with our new acquainted co-workers with Kings English for Kids and a few people from church. I ask the waitress, "please I like cold water". A few minutes later passes and I didn't have water but I thought "hey...

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2012 Phoenix’s First Friday

2012 Phoenix’s First Friday

This is a past event but it's news worthy. Phoenix, Arizona hosts a first and third Friday that is completely FREE. This is a big event where artist from all avenues in the Phoenix metropolitan gather. If you want to meet some interesting people or want to be at a...

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101 on Spicy Korean Food

101 on Spicy Korean Food

One fall afternoon in Qingdao, China my husband and I ventured by taxi to a Spicy Korean restaurant. Now for a foreigner to Korean food there are some customs one must know: 1) Take your shoes off on the elevated dining floor. Asians streets are filthy and they want...

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