Ah, the engrish never fails to entertain us. This sign is at the new park just outside of our school. Posted by Hello
John and I are enjoying the best bowl of noodles in town. Posted by Hello
This huge moth was on the second floor of our building. Posted by Hello
We rode in a train for part of our trip to Hong Kong, it was my first one. You have to be careful when sticking your head out of a moving train at night time to spit though. You know, with all those tunnels and all. Posted by Hello
Yeah, so we picked up a few DVD's while we were out. You can't go wrong at 72 cents per disc. Posted by Hello
"I'm Lovin it". Or as it is translated into the local language "I'm exactly liking it". Posted by Hello
Since most Asians prefer to use a "squatty potty" they are perplexed when faced with the challange of using a western toilet. Posted by Hello
We made a few stops on our way to Hong Kong. Posted by Hello
We sat in these chairs for 45 minutes. The guy next to me made a cell phone call while reclining in his massage chair. Posted by Hello
We couldn't decide if this building was reall cool or really tacky. Maybe a little of both. Posted by Hello
Home sweet home. Ok, so this is IKEA and the t.v.'s not real. Posted by Hello
The underground metro was usually pretty crowded. Posted by Hello
This hot sauce we got in a Mexican restaurant will really do the trick. Posted by Hello
Ahh...Nothing says America quite like Chunky Monkey. Posted by Hello
Did anyone else play this back in the day? Posted by Hello
We bought the Asian edition of Monopoly. Posted by Hello
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
This is our Hong Kong tour guide. He's one of the funniest guys that I know! Posted by Hello
Crystal is getting her fix of an old favorite. Posted by Hello