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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Shaka: The Happiness of Tea Culture
Bringing happiness to someone by simply being yourself is such a joy. Visiting the middle school near the tea plantation this weekend was a humbling experience where I was lucky enough to experience that type of joy. Upon arriving at … Continue reading
Posted in g-MEO Student Blogs, Shaka Lemoniaus: Spring 2013
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James: Roaming the Valleys and Mountaintops
This weekend saw yet another exciting adventure for me. Last time I traveled horizontally across Chengdu, but this time I went vertically! I’m starting to discover that the way I spend my free time is mostly walking around and looking … Continue reading
Shaka: Experiencing China’s Lantern Festival
We all have dreams and we all makes wishes. I have never believed that a dream of mine would come true more than on the night of the Lantern Festival. For those who may not know, the Lantern Festival is … Continue reading
Posted in g-MEO Student Blogs, Shaka Lemoniaus: Spring 2013
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James: Off the Beaten Path
This weekend marked a plethora of new experiences for me. I tried some new things that I would have never gotten a chance to do back in the States, some of which I thoroughly enjoyed and others… not so much. … Continue reading
Posted in g-MEO Student Blogs, James Louderback: Spring 2013
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Emmanuel: My First Whole Week in China
Goodness… I am currently sitting at my desk figuring out what to say first… There have been so many things that have happened since my last post that my mind is spinning like crazy… Welps… Maybe I will just describe … Continue reading
Alexis: Tips for Maximizing Your Time in China
According to people who are wiser and more experienced than I am, the best way to learn about different cultures and peoples is by unreservedly submerging oneself within them. While living within the territory inhabited by a particular people is … Continue reading
Shaka: Despicable (Flight) Delays
Ever since I was a kid, I have always loved traveling. I have family all over the United States so my parents would always gather my siblings and I to make monthly trips. This is the main reason I believed … Continue reading
James: The Joys of Chengdu
Only just three days in China and I can honestly say I feel extraordinarily happy here. Not only did it meet my expectations, but it also exceeded them. I had an idea of what life here was going to be … Continue reading
Posted in g-MEO Student Blogs, James Louderback: Spring 2013
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Alexis: Layovers, Lanterns and Dragons
Ni hao readers! A lot has transpired since my last post and I think it’s time I brought you all up to speed. My flight to Beijing (even though delayed twice!) was the most comfortable long-distance flight that I have … Continue reading
Posted in Alexis Acevedo: Spring 2013, g-MEO Student Blogs
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