China – Week Four
>What a whirlwind week!! I'm starting to really wish that I would have broken this into two parts and posted part one before the weekend, because the weekend was so…
>What a whirlwind week!! I'm starting to really wish that I would have broken this into two parts and posted part one before the weekend, because the weekend was so…
Life in China is starting to feel like a routine, with work, dining out, and exploring local cuisine. Despite the extreme heat, there were fun outings like Korean BBQ and a market trip. The week culminated in a cooking session with a local friend and a memorable evening making Chinese dumplings.
>I am so glad I decided to split this week into 2 posts. If I had waited and put it all in one it would have been a novel! This…
This will once again be a very long winded post. Which is why I have decided to split this week into 2 posts. Just like last week feel free to…
>This post is going to be a recap (I wanted to say "quick" recap, but lord knows I like to get wordy) of my first week in China. I have…
The author reflects on their partner's departure for a two-month work trip to China. Despite feeling envious of the opportunity, they express sadness at being apart and plan to stay busy with job hunting, baking, blogging, and possibly visiting Cincinnati. They also extend an invitation for visitors to stay in San Diego.