Behind Closed Doors
Do you wonder what those world leaders are talking about this week as they huddle in Beijing for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit? I do. And we will never really know. The Chinese...
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Embracing the Heavens
Have you ever touched the sky or embraced the heavens? Well, I have, on my recent climb up the Great Wall of China. Considered one of the greatest construction feats in history, the...
There’s always a song!
But, here too, I digress, and delay the final arrival of my point….which is that there’s always a song running through my mind playing as the soundtrack of my life. So, today’s episode includes a little soundtrack for your listening pleasure. (And yes, these are all some of my favorite songs!)
Bye Bye, Beijing!
To quote the words of famous Beatles song that I’ve always used as the prime directive for my life and my nomadpreneur adventure: “…for tomorrow may rain, so….I’ll follow the sun!”
That’s MISTER Milk to you, madam!
From: [email protected] Subject: Jamaican in China!–“That’s MISTER Milk to you, madam!” (Language Lesson #1) Date: October 22, 2010 8:00:08 AM GMT+08:00 Tales of Dating and Cereal, (Cereal Dating???) As I’ve said to many a...
The Embassy Girls!
Every time you meet a fellow Jamaican somewhere overseas, you take a little trip back home before you even utter a word to each other. There is a knowingness, a….
My idea of a good day….
From: [email protected] Subject: Jamaican in China!–My Idea of a good day (Option 1) Date: October 2, 2010 8:44:45 AM GMT+08:00 Today was a good day. A walk through the streets to blend into everyday...
The Value of an Education
Because you’re special, you get to see a photo of some of the people I make reference to in the article that Tribune readers didn’t get to see!
How to Meet Girls in Beijing, China
This post is expanded with even more serious tips on dating in the Kindle/Nook edition of Jamaican in China: Guess Who’s Coming to Dim Sum! (see left sidebar) (Don’t have a Kindle or Nook?...
One Night in Ho Hai!
A few days ago, I met up with another couchsurfer and her friend for a tour of a famous little section of Beijing.