Tianjin, China
Taiyuan, China
Alex Houpis sounds like you are having an extraordinary trip! Make memories that last a lifetime!
"Grannie" Sherry If YOU CAN - then YOU MUST enjoy your weekly updates Adam
Qingdao
Watching the night life in Qingdao!
Tianjin, China
China Pictures
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Qingdao, China
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Christine my messege it's for evboeyrdy, please see my chanel!? i'm trying to be a star, but i need your vote, see my music and vote ,please tks and respect. it's only one minute of you time!please see my chanel
re: Qingdao - Weekend 5
Simrat Yeah I wish they could maybe let you see one of the first lessons or stimoheng so that I can see how detailed/advanced the courses are. I mean their section on social media could be as simple as just defining it (which I already know) or listing the main websites (which I also know) or it could go into great detail on how to submit to specific sites (rather than in general). I think I might even email them to suggest they allow us to see one of the sessions before I pay.
re: Not a Goodbye, But See You Later
Eric I do accept as true with all the cptceons you've offered to your post. They're very convincing and will certainly work. Still, the posts are very short for newbies. Could you please extend them a bit from next time? Thanks for the post.
re: photo from 14 June 2012
Kita Welcome on board. It sounds like you had a great first day at work! I am happy that you've been seetcled to assist the Mission IT crew, and get a chance to interact with our employees and leaders. I hope that you will also bring back great memories to your friends at different universities. Wishing you the best of luck and a great experience!
re: Tianjin - Week 1 & 2
Alex Houpis sounds like you are having an extraordinary trip! Make memories that last a lifetime!
re: Taiyuan
Bill Welsh Your trip sounds great…I'm jealous. Keep up the blogs, I've been enjoying them!
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Computer whiz grannie Enjoying your blog and photos - when I took the trip to BEIJING our Chinese GUIDE's AMERICAN name was JASON - could it be the same one? You have an "eye" in photography - I see the rule of thirds as well as the "paths" shot moving from right to left or vice versa leading the eye. You are smilin ear to ear - could it be u r having a greattttttttttt time??????
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Aunt Lynne I think you need a course on time management (Ha! Ha!). Helen's sounds like a great place. Have one for me!
re: Tianjin - Week 1 & 2
Austin friend Adam!! This is wonderful! It seems like you're having an incredible experience. We have a lot of shared feelings and thoughts, to say the least. Perhaps now you understand more clearly why i moved to Paris. My one looming thought relating to the article: what if rather than moving outside of your bubble, you're actually expanding it and becoming a more open-minded and curious humain?
re: Tianjin - Week 1 & 2
Lindsey Darling "I need to travel; life is not about being comfortable in your bubble for me, but moving outside of it as often as possible!" ^I love this! I'm glad you're enjoying China so much, I'm looking forward to seeing all these pictures!
re: Tianjin - Week 1 & 2
c burns have fun! read this today and thought of you... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-18170693 good news for beijing. :-)
re: Beijing - Day 2 and Day 3
Stephen Wilson ADAM!! hey man, looks and sounds like youre having a blast over seas. just wanted to stop by your blog and show you some love. cant wait till you get back, we all miss you.
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Andrea Adam, I can't wait for your next installment. Hope I get to see those 360' pictures.
re: Beijing - Day 2 and Day 3
Mom I love your descriptions, Adam, especially of being up in the clould on top of the Great Wall! So good to hear about it all, and it is so interesting!
re: Beijing - Day 2 and Day 3
Simrat Yeah I wish they could maybe let you see one of the first lessons or stimoheng so that I can see how detailed/advanced the courses are. I mean their section on social media could be as simple as just defining it (which I already know) or listing the main websites (which I also know) or it could go into great detail on how to submit to specific sites (rather than in general). I think I might even email them to suggest they allow us to see one of the sessions before I pay.