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Terrible picture of me with a Semi-Auto Sterling "SMG."
I was on vacation and didn't bring any cold weather stuff. Threw on a bunch of layers. I'll get a proper picture some day.
Kinda looks like the "Green River Killer" Just saying!
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Yesterday at my community band's Winter Concert, the percussion ensemble all dressed like this for out featured piece:
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Yesterday at my community band's Winter Concert, the percussion ensemble all dressed like this for out featured piece:
Your students must love you
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Yesterday at my community band's Winter Concert, the percussion ensemble all dressed like this for out featured piece:
You look like Dolan.
Except black.
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actually is dolan
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you were a beautiful woman.
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Your students must love you
Love, respect, and fear....a healthy combination.
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My friend Ray and I after finally getting our Neo X Gold systems.
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DID YOU KNOW: kids call strangers 'uncle' (shushu) instead of 'mister' (xiansheng)
Yup, I live an hour or so away from Beijing - it had snowed the previous day so I just up and went. I was ecstatic the whole time, as there were few people and some of the sections that hadn't been cleaned yet were fresh for me to walk on alone. Not to mention the cold weather was invigorating as I remember sweltering in the summer, yet here I was literally skipping on some parts. Half the fun was talking to the other Chinese tourists; I don't know if I'll ever get tired of replying in Chinese when I overhear someone talking about me (that's how I got the pic above).
So far, I've been to seven separate parts of the GW. I'm extremely fortunate to have the time to travel.
Yup, I live an hour or so away from Beijing - it had snowed the previous day so I just up and went. I was ecstatic the whole time, as there were few people and some of the sections that hadn't been cleaned yet were fresh for me to walk on alone. Not to mention the cold weather was invigorating as I remember sweltering in the summer, yet here I was literally skipping on some parts. Half the fun was talking to the other Chinese tourists; I don't know if I'll ever get tired of replying in Chinese when I overhear someone talking about me (that's how I got the pic above).
So far, I've been to seven separate parts of the GW. I'm extremely fortunate to have the time to travel.
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Nice. I thought a lot of folks were friendly and curious (wish I could've spoke some words like you did). When I visited the Great Wall it was on one of those silly tours so Badaling + the Ming Tombs (meh) + a required visit to a jade factory/shop was the required itinerary. It was August,l heavily polluted (this was '05) so the climb felt far more brutal than it needed to. I've heard there are other, more picturesque areas of the wall to visit that are further (and the stuff out on the far western side is totally different, when not in ruins). Envious!
