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By Shorel & Sandra on September 19th, 2011
 In the summer of 2002, Hubs and I were married in a simple ceremony in my hometown. Like all brides, I had a slew of thank you notes to write.
Since I love stamps, I looked around for something a little special to post my hand written letters of thanks. As it turned out, the perfect
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By Shorel on September 10th, 2011

Catan with friends at 12:10am Schäfer hunts the white buffalo
Nowadays, I capture random photos of the city & life through the Instagram iPhone app. I post these photos on the Tweets from the East sidebar (my own personal “microblog”) where I sometimes through a coup and post up-to-date information while Sandra is running behind
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By Shorel & Sandra on September 8th, 2011
 When we first moved to China, the only butter available in our city was a tiny blue cube which yielded less than 1 cup of creamy, dairy goodness.
It seemed like overnight, butter in Yichang had risen in price to 11.50RMB per 125gram ($1.60 per stick).
Suddenly, baking was expensive.
Our world was rocked.
It was time for drastic
[Continue reading Adventures in Butter]
By Shorel & Sandra on June 19th, 2011
By Shorel & Sandra on March 26th, 2011
 One afternoon at Walmart, I noticed several varieties of instant milk teas for sale. Out of curiosity, I grabbed one of each. After all, you never know when you’ll have a sudden urge for milk tea.
Sandra had the idea of having a taste-off. It was a battle between “Original”, “Gold”, and “Hong Kong” flavors.
We put
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By Shorel on March 20th, 2011
 Since Walmart isn’t quite as convenient as it once was (it’s now a 10 RMB taxi ride versus a 1 RMB bus ride), we try to cut our trips to once a month.
This usually results in me (Hubs) loading up a small cart (no large carts in China) with a mound of stuff. I tend
[Continue reading Walmart Camel]
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