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    2007-06-11 2:17PM / 標準BLOG / 會員可以看
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    I have settled back in to Vancouver. Re entry (once I got past the jetlag) was startling easy. I caught up on Entourage, Gray’s Anatomy, Heroes and some reality based contest shows that I’m embarrassed to admit that I watch. I did all my laundry and unpacked everything and visited my hairdresser and kissed my friends. I distributed the posters that I brought back with me as I had done the incredibly tacky touristy thing and bought Cultural Revolution era posters, example- Mao reading on a podium, big red fist squashing LBJ and that other dude can’t-remember-his-name. I had to keep the posters of the communist girls. They’re so calm and serene while holding a machine gun, some of them dancing even in perfect ballet point while holding the gun aloft, so awesome.

    I had a moment earlier today where everything felt so ‘back to normal’, felt like I hadn’t been away at all, and that perhaps my China trip was just a dream. So odd.

    Then I look out into my garden and realize that in my two months absence a weird tree has managed to grow- I swear when I left it was just dirt there. The diameter of the trunk is about 3 inches and it measures about 6 feet. Can trees grow that fast?

    S*

    I love this sign. I came across it while climbing the Great Wall.



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  • rottendoubt
     
    留言於2007-06-16 1:22AM [举报]
    wow, no chinglish on that sign!  nice find...
  • christicr4
    留言於2007-06-13 12:42AM [举报]
    great sign! I love little gems that you find unexpectedly.
  • Lynn
    留言於2007-06-11 8:03PM [举报]
    *hi-5! Hi Grey's fan!...
  • tinlunlau
    留言於2007-06-11 7:29PM [举报]
    and over in Toronto, we have a restaurant where the waitresses dress up like maids.
  • stephen
     
    留言於2007-06-11 5:53PM [举报]
    It's funny how quickly stuff like the Cultural Revolution so quickly recedes in to history. There's a popular restaurant in Xiamen, the Chinese city I used to live in, where all of the waiters dress up in cute Cultural Revolution-era garb and pigtail haircuts w/ propaganda posters on the wall -- in homage/spoof of the actual time.

    Wow.. you must have spent ALOT of time catching up on TV. It's all about "Heroes"....
  • Etchy
     
    留言於2007-06-11 2:36PM [举报]
    i love that Cultural Revolution era ballet...  its all about:  红色娘子军!

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