Shanghai - Hanghzou - Fuzhou

[haughtness]

so from shanghai kevin and i jumped a train to Hanghzou. it is a beautiful city with a famous lake - West Lake. there are countless parks with pagodas, and a few ponds with thousands of red carp fish. there are a few islands that you can boat to that was originally used as gardens for an emporer. we also visited the tea museum and ordered some

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So Glad You Are Warmer

[anonymous]

Thanks for the message. It is always fun to hear from you and no Ralph has not sent out the cheques. There is a lot of people waiting for the refund it seems. Let's see - what do you suppose it will buy. Not very much I'm afraid. Maybe this would be a good time to learn a 2nd language don't you think. I'm more fond of Spanish than the one there. Looking for more pics soon. Take care and enjoy those hot pots. Love MOM P.

yummmm...bean curds in pig's blood...my favourite!

[anonymous]

Hi cuties

How you doing???

[anonymous]

I am retired! I walked out of there with the biggest smile on my face
No, I did not cry as I said good-bye to everyone. Perhaps knowing that I will do some casual hours helped. My coworkers had a pot luck lunch on Jan. 10th for me, quite a few physicians came by and gave me hugs and good wishes. Dr. Walker bought my farewell cake. The hospital will be having a farewell tea (if I choose) and gift presentation when I return from holidays. My coworkers will also be having a party of some type. Hope you are enjoying China, I am sure there are some spectacular sights and the history would be amazing if you could find an English speaking tour guide. We finally had a skiff of snow on Jan. 13th. It is still unseasonably mild. Love you, miss you. Love Mom and Dad B.

Hey Guys

[anonymous]

Hey Kevin and Keely! Nice to see that you guys are having a fantastic time! It's sad that I've had the link to this site for 3 months and just finally got around to checking it out. Oh well. Looks like you two have been having a blast traveling around.

TTYL
Geoff