Last time I went through Chinese security, I cycled through about 5 different cities and ran through about 4 languages before I settled on something. I was like. . . the airport I came from in the US? the airport I just came from in Korea? My old hometown in Missouri? My college town where I got my passport? The town I lived in right before I moved? My current US residence? My town in China? I’m so confused!!
The College Students at our Chinese University put on a performance for the Freshmen Welcoming Ceremony! This was the Chicken Song (or I think it was a chicken song?) – To be honest, we weren…
Source: The Chicken Song
Locked out of my house, so I’m watching Dick Tracy meets Gruesome while I wait. I love the old movies 🙂
In Dallas, Texas, even the cows and Bulls have to wear shirt and shoes to get service. And well dressed creatures they are too :p
The Door Unlocked? The Stove On? The Furnace turned up? The Air Conditioner on? Something near a heat source / electrical source? 0_0
😁 So the other day one of my Chinese students responded to a comment on our WeChat group with “3Q” Took me forever to figure out what he meant!
In Chineese, the number three (3) is said “san” So 3Q is slang for a Chinglish Thank You or “san q”.😁 The group board then lit up with people laughing at the fact that they have now slanged Chinglish. :p
“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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Deceptively Blonde 