In Bali we; spent time with family, relaxed, watched the sun rise over a rice paddy and the ocean, browsed a few markets, scaled a couple volcanoes, had a picnic, visited a temple or two, sampled an Aussie meat pie (my mother always said “if you don’t have something nice to say then don’t say it” so I will remain silent on the subject of meat pies), came across a few monkeys and a bat the size of a small dog, moved quickly in the opposite direction of a python, stayed in a Villa, laid by a pool and got burnt to a crisp (I was later told we were only seven degrees from the equator. Nice.), witnessed many ceremonies, got caught in the rain, blew a fuse, viewed a few pirated movies (dang pirates), picked up a few sea shells, raided the silver shops, sipped strawberry juice, learned the “proper” way to extract a gecko from the house and all in all, had a really great time!
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Friday, May 8, 2009
Bali or Bust
Thursday, May 7, 2009
The Topless Bus
The topless bus costs 2 RMB and takes you on a 1/2 hour jaunt around Jin-Ji Lake. In case you were wondering, the bus is topless, not the passengers. ;)
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Labels:
Events and Holidays,
Suzhou and China,
This 'n That
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Foot Fetish
Klynt gets the biggest kick out of Chinese footwear. I know, the poor guy doesn’t get out much. Anyway, here are a few of the photos he snapped while I was immensely enjoying a chocolate sundae.
Labels:
Events and Holidays,
Good Eats,
Suzhou and China,
This 'n That
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Green Grass, Blue Sky and Sunshine
Now that’s not a shabby way to kick off the weekend; is it? May 1st was the beginning of a national holiday here in China. On Friday Klynt managed to skip out of work early, so we hopped on the scooter, headed down to the park and found a nice shaded spot to sit back, chat and watch the kites. Everyone seemed to be in celebratory mode, and the city was busy with people.
Friday, May 1, 2009
It's Official
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