Iced #Chocolate at #CaffeBene ☕ in Changchun, #China! Love the #Art in this Cafe, the paintings are pretty ❤
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Iced #Chocolate ❤
13 Aug#Garlic and #Ginger = Delish!
5 Aug#Ginger & #Garlic pork with onions and potatos. #RealChinese food that is just to die for!
So Much #Panda Cuteness!
1 AugSo many #panda statues! So much cuteness in one place is a little overwhelming ❤😂
Proud #Peacock
1 AugSay ‘hello’ to Brynn the bright #Peacock from the #Changchun #WildAnimal Park in #China. They let us feed them from our hands. Such brilliant colors!
Beautiful Day for a #Stroll in #Seoul
28 JulFrom my #Seoul2017 trip! Beautiful background on a lovely day ❤ One of my favorite views in the city
Still looks like #Spring! #Nofilter
26 Jul#Changchun is full of green and flowers. Everywhere you look people are growing & planting things! #nofilter
The City that Survives
1 Jul
America is my country, but #Seoul is my hometown. There is something so soothing to me about this city, with the topsy-turvy combination of new & sleek contrasted with old & meandering. The moment I see my river begin to rise in the bus windows, my soul relaxes and I know it’s all ok. To stand, looking out over a city as old as time. Knowing that for centuries, one nation after another (often repeatedly) tried to stamp out its #culture and #Heritage only for Seoul to stay standing. It’s a Beautiful feeling – Here for 14 days!
Country Life
15 Jun
This sight will always remind me of my life here in #China. One of the #values important to the Chinese is making sure everyone has access to a #job so they can survive. So instead of using big machines to sweep the highways and streets, they pay the older people a small amount to do the job. It’s not ideal, but it’s enough to live on. They are very proud of the parts they clean. And the street sweepers are able to use empty plots of land by the roads to grow Food and Vegetables.
So every day in my small village (Ok, 600,000 people- but That’s a Farming village here. . . .) you see the elderly driving by on these tuk-tuks with brooms they made by hand. Really sweet picture in my memory bank!
“She was free in her wildness. She was a wanderess, a drop of free water. She belonged to no man and to no city” ~ Roman Payne
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