A Chinese/Western musical comedy starring Joe Kuai and his trusty steed Cha-shui.
January 4, 2006
Chairskating and the W.C.
After the hutong tour, we walked to Bei Hai Gongyuan (Bei Hai Park) where we watched some ice skating. First, you can see the traditional skaters, and then the folks on chairs--hopefully you can make it out okay--it was a sight. They had these special little chairs for rent (or maybe they were just normal chairs) that the chairskaters pushed around on the ice using ski pole-like things. The coolest was when people would make a big chain of them and snake around the frozen lake. After watching for a while we went to Starbucks to warm up and then I found the W.C. using the famous internationally-recognized hand signal. Try it for yourself whenever you're abroad.
From August 2005 to June 2006, I lived in Beijing, China, teaching English to 4-, 5-, and 6-year old Kindergartners. It was year that flipped me "upside down" in more ways than one (wow that was corny), but more than that it was a year in which I followed the call of my Heavenly Father and was overwhelmed by His goodness and provision . This blog was my way of journaling my experiences with students, teachers, friends and telling folks back home about all my adventures from tuk-tuk rides in Thailand to strolls to the local grocery store. Read, scroll the archives, and I hope you gain a glimpse of my year overseas and what living out the Lord's calling meant for my life.
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