Haven't had the time/inclination to post the past few days. I apologize to anyone annoyed by the lack of content.
Things are all good here in the US of A. Qian and I are getting ready for Thanksgiving. It'll be my first in four years (!) and it'll be here first.
I was looking around on Google News for some fun China stuff. Found a few interesting things.
- Social networking is becoming a force for change. China's urban middle-class seems to be enjoying the freedom of expression that the internet provides.
- A horrible mining accident occurred in China's northeast this past weekend.
- Some good commentary on Obama's visit to China (h/t PKD). It says that, despite the spin, the trip wasn't a failure.
It's funny. I was really expecting to come back to America and be into the news and happenings of congress and all of that stuff. Now that I'm back, I couldn't care less. I'm so bored/turned off by the news I'm hearing no a daily basis. I'm not sure why this is the case. But I would imagine that the utterly polarized state of our nation has something to do with it (Sarah Palin's book release certainly isn't helping things).
On the other hand, I'm LOVING being back to watch American sports. I could never really get justin.tv to work very well for me in China. So I was basically completely cut off from sports in the US. When I was abroad in China, I told people the things I miss most are Mexican food and sports. Thankfully, tacos and college football are, once again, a big part of my life.
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Thứ Ba, 24 tháng 11, 2009
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