On June 8, we headed off to Wuhan. It was actually startling how much stuff we had to take for a long-weekend excursion. When Shorel and I went to Greece & Turkey last summer all we brought – for the both of us – was the little blue roller suitcase in the photo above. [Continue reading Off to Wuhan]  Yichang is now welcoming everyone via their convenient taxi service. No car seat necessary. In fact, I’ve never seen one here. Neither in a store nor in a personal vehicle. The taxi was filled with the smell of Cape Jasmine. Print Friendly  06/04/2007 Schäfer began sitting up just after he turned 5 months old. Print Friendly  These days Schäfer loves to take apart his playmat. All done. Let’s go to the next toy! 06/01/2007 Print Friendly  We were very excited to celebrate Children’s Day on June 1st. Our friends invited us out for fish hot pot. The day before Children’s Day all these classmates from the kindergarten went to town to play. The bus was rather rowdy! There’s no school on Children’s Day! Schäfer checks out the assortment of fish available for supper. Schäfer [Continue reading Children’s Day June 1]  The 350 Indian and Nepalese students studying medicine have their own cafeteria to help them focus on their studies and not get too homesick. It’s complete with a chef from India. The food is as authentic as it gets. Namaste! Welcome to the dining hall! Delicious! More naan please! Their chai can’t be beat! The chef, Madhu. Supper’s ready! Yum! These [Continue reading Curry! Curry!] |
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