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老大回 Lily in China. Sunday, August 17, 2008. Back in the States, although my biological clock says otherwise. Here are some pictures which have been sorely missing due to slow internet connection. Llama Temple, on a rare blue sky day in Beijing. This is purportedly one of the best kept temples outside of Tibet. Thursday, August 14, 2008. I meant to post this last week on Friday, but in the hubbub of packing and studying for finals, I didnt get a chance to. Also, I will be posting many more pictures.CONTENT
This web page lyliac.blogspot.com states the following, "Sunday, August 17, 2008." We saw that the webpage said " Back in the States, although my biological clock says otherwise." It also said " Here are some pictures which have been sorely missing due to slow internet connection. Llama Temple, on a rare blue sky day in Beijing. This is purportedly one of the best kept temples outside of Tibet. Thursday, August 14, 2008. I meant to post this last week on Friday, but in the hubbub of packing and studying for finals, I didnt get a chance to. Also, I will be posting many more pictures."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
Saturday, August 16, 2008. My last week in Beijing, though, did provide for some last minute sight-seeing. The typical procrastinator, I had left much of the touring for the last two weeks of my stay, so that final week I made it a priority to see much of what NBC has been using as its token panoramas during the Olympic coverage as Bob Costas cues for a commercial break. Jess and I cruising up the ski lift. Perusing the Chinese wall art. At the Capital Indoor Stadium waiting for the games to start.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008. But none of this could be possible without the Light Fellowship and Duke University. The next post will be the first from China, and, I promise, far more entertaining than the past two. Zaijian! Tuesday, May 27, 2008.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010. One thing I would advise though is to meet with Korean friends as often as possible too. Although speaking with your friends from class will give you amazing practice, they are second language learners just like you and will not be able to correct you like a Korean friend can.
Take a look at our subjects Facebook page, in his photo section you will see some of his comments to friends. He has a definitive signature when commenting with them.
Posted by dusty and meag. My original layouts were so busy and I find I like a much more minimlist approach. If you want to view the pictures bigger you just need to double click on the photo. Posted by dusty and meag. Posted by dusty and meag. Posted by dusty and meag.