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Beijing KaoYa Dayzzz...: December 2006
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December 28, 2006. Ust got back from my short Christmas break. The first one I've spent with my family in five years! Didn't feel the Christmas spirit though; maybe it was from the lack of many things such as, snow, caroling, and common Christmas awareness. There were times I forgot it was Christmas. There were decorations hanging on walls, but they all seemed so - - fake, so artificial. Still, it was nice to be at home having dinner with your own family for once. And telling me to tell dad that noche.
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Beijing KaoYa Dayzzz...: Chinese New Year's Eve
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February 19, 2007. Chinese New Year's Eve. Opefully I can do this again next year, stay in Beijing for Chinese New Year. Maybe have my family come here instead. I found NY in Beijing last year was a a strange mix of being crazy with all the fireworks but peaceful because all the people had gone. Enjoy the spectacle while it lasts! All the best,. March 7, 2007 at 7:42:00 PM PST. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Chinese New Years Eve. Pre - Chinese New YEar. Movies - The Second Time Around.
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Beijing KaoYa Dayzzz...: Pre - Chinese New YEar
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February 13, 2007. Pre - Chinese New YEar. He Chinese New Year will be in Feb.18 this 2007, trains and cities are packed with people going home to their families, and others taking the opportunity of time away from work and school to go traveling to other cities in China. For one am not planning to go anywhere, what I want to to do some observation on how the New Year holiday is celebrated here in Beijing. I heard description of it being 热闹. Heyzgong xi fa cai to u! February 17, 2007 at 10:01:00 AM PST.
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Beijing KaoYa Dayzzz...: November 2006
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November 30, 2006. Learning Chinese Story continuation.). Here was I, with the learning Chinese story? Having a quick look). Oh the question, how did I find myself doing the one thing I was sick of and never thought I would be back doing- - learning Mandarin! I think not, but whatever, being called, “cookie monster” is better than “pink princess,” eeeewwwwww…… That is so not me! Hao, I've just told a story that didn't have a lot to do with what I was originally planning to. So back to the topic. ...Shoul...
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Beijing KaoYa Dayzzz...: February 2007
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February 19, 2007. Chinese New Year's Eve. Opefully I can do this again next year, stay in Beijing for Chinese New Year. Maybe have my family come here instead. Links to this post. February 13, 2007. Pre - Chinese New YEar. He Chinese New Year will be in Feb.18 this 2007, trains and cities are packed with people going home to their families, and others taking the opportunity of time away from work and school to go traveling to other cities in China. Links to this post. February 1, 2007. Ecently, I’...
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Beijing KaoYa Dayzzz...: Movies - The Second Time Around
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February 1, 2007. Movies - The Second Time Around. Ecently, I’ve been watching re-runs of movies I’ve watched before. Just been having the urge to watch certain movies that I really liked and a lot of others that I didn’t like, despite the hype then, and have just now felt like giving them a second chance. These are the movies I didn’t particularly enjoy before, but suddenly had the urge to give them another try:. 2) Dreams May Come. 3) A River Runs Through It. Nd that, is the power of low expectation.
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Beijing KaoYa Dayzzz...: January 2007
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January 22, 2007. 8220;五十部笑百部” 50 Steps Laughing at 100 Steps. Or some reason I was listening this time around. It could be that my roommate had a more casual approach that didn’t activate my ears to shut-down. So this time, I actually listened, and found I understood and even found it interesting. Either way, the victim's dead, so you can't compare and say who's a worst killer for killing, but you can compare and say who's more psychotic (but that's another topic). Links to this post. January 16, 2007.
