Archive for the 'China' Category
I recently cited slurping noodles as a sound I hate, and Abby commented asking me how I handled China with such a dislike. The truth is that particular answer came to mind because I had read this old SST journal the night before. Enjoy.
Eating Noodles
Eating at the Wai Ban noodle shop when it’s [...]
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Abby recently posted about our weekend trip down to the south side for their St. paddy’s day parade and included some of the pictures I shot with the camera I might buy off of her. Which reminded me that I still haven’t credited her for not only helping me create my banner, but for [...]
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There’s a slight tinge of color on the horizon behind us and to the right. It’s quite beautiful. Orange than yellow and graduating shades of green and blue end in an inky black as the atmosphere fades into space. Below on the dark ground towns web out into the country marked only [...]
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Music: Pno. Con. No. 1: Allegro non troppe e molto maestoso, allegro con spirito from An Evening With Tchaikovsky
A mutual friend of our apartment came up to visit this weekend unexpectedly. It was wonderful to have her around and catch up. Friday night we had fondue and watched part of “Eat, Drink, Man, [...]
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Music: 懂事 by 孫燕姿 (if that shows up as ???? it’s because it’s Chinese)
this was an assignment for SST, and I’ve decided to post it, because it gives some overarching insights into my experience. It’s long, so only read it if you’re really interested. Love Steph
1 Academic
a) Group learning [...]
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Today my mom asked me why I live my life at night and then sleep during the day. It’s something I’ve struggled with since middle school. I’m a night owl, no question there, but I do tend to enjoy life better when I’m going to bed earlier and getting up earlier. I wonder why that [...]
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Music: Ada plays from Cold Mountain
It can be very inspiring to watch my plants grow. Ever so slowly, but I see progress and discover new shoots everyday And they’re not dying which is amazing with the fact that I really have no green thumb what so ever, I think it might even be slightly [...]
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