So, before we start on this whole new adventure, I wanted to wrap up our time in Chengdu with a post about our last week here. I mentioned last time that these few weeks have been a total emotional roller coaster, but the last few days have definitely been the most intense. I’m excited, sad, stressed, and relaxed all at once. It really depends on the moment.
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Last Week in Chengdu!
On March 6, 2013
In Chengdu, China, Country Travel Guides, Kindergarten, Living in Chengdu, TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language), TEFL Experience, Working Abroad, Working in China
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Smoggy Days
On January 31, 2013
In Chengdu, China, Country Travel Guides, Living in Chengdu
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Hey y’all, sorry if you’ve had any trouble with my comment box/captcha situation– I’ve gotten several emails/comments about it this week but it should be all updated and good to go by now! For a blog with little traffic we have been bombarded with spam, so we’ve had to take measures to fight back. Sorry for any inconvenience!
A Few Thoughts on My Year Working in Chengdu…
On January 29, 2013
In Chengdu, China, Country Travel Guides, Eating/drinking on a budget, Living in Chengdu, Working Abroad
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By the time this gets posted my contract with my school will be up. So, I figured now is a good time to share some of my thoughts and feelings about my working experience.
Chengdu Hotpot
On January 19, 2013
In Chengdu, China, Country Travel Guides, Eating/drinking on a budget, Living in Chengdu
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Hey friends & fam! I think I’m finally ready to start writing about the present again after having spent months talking about all the fun stuff we did when my family visited. I’m glad we were able to get all of that written down as those were some of my favorite memories of my time in China. However, time is FLYING by and I have to use these next few weeks to write about all things Chengdu before we leave!
Jinli Street & Jiuyanqiao
On January 13, 2013
In Chengdu, China, Country Travel Guides, Eating/drinking on a budget, Kindergarten, TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language), TEFL Experience, Things to do/see, Working Abroad
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Heeeeeeeeey neglected blog of mine! Apologies- last week I was way too preoccupied with being stressed about my demo lesson for the parents to update. To the point of panic, actually. It was a bit ridiculous. I definitely need to work on my stage fright/fear of being judged in the near future. It has gone beyond normal jitters and is bordering on disabling. I am just discovering all of my weaknesses here in China, aren’t I? Fun!
Cook-Your-Own Barbecue
On January 6, 2013
In Chengdu, China, Country Travel Guides, Eating/drinking on a budget, Living in Chengdu, TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language), TEFL Experience, Working Abroad, Working in China
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Hey y’all. Gotta keep this one really short; this week has been absolute madness and I’m running low on time and energy. This week is an 8-day work week for me because of the days off for New Year’s. My work week isn’t that ridiculously difficult, but without the weekend to catch up on sleep and take a break from all the 3 year olds I get burnt out quickly.
Sichuan Trip Day 9: Danba to Chengdu
On December 9, 2012
In Chengdu, China, Country Travel Guides, Danba, Sichuan Province
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Hey party people! I just put up a post about Danba (with lots of pretty pictures- check it out!), not even 24 hours ago, but I’m ready to wrap up this Sichuan trip, so I’ma throw this last post up now!
Exploring Sichuan Province Day 1: Emei Shan
On October 23, 2012
In China, Country Travel Guides, Emei Shan, Sichuan Province
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Hello to my poor neglected blog! It has been ages since I posted, but Kev and I are finally home in Chengdu and getting back into the swing of things. We have had an AMAZING last month, and I have a ridiculous amount of information and pictures to share. It’s going to take a bit of time, but I’m stoked to relive and document all the fun adventures we have recently taken.
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