Back to the Grind

[kaizor]

I managed, against all odds, to take a couple of days off from work (and from updating this LJ). Circumstances conspired to keep me from really relaxing at all during my so-called vacation: my nine-year-old niece Kaili, a terrific and preternaturally wise child who just left -- tearfully -- this morning, had been staying with Fanfan and I for the

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[rougebynori]

I'm glad you got to relax a little bit. I'm sorry to hear your grandmother died, she sounds like quite a character, I'd love to read a biographical article about her if you ever write one. My grandmother had Alzheimers before she died so I understand the changes that can take place. I wish J and I could come and see your band play, maybe some day...

Good

[anonymous]

to see you back. Nice writing. www.aihua-english.com

[bokane]

I'll have to check that place out when I get back to Beijing: Chunqiu and slatternly women? What more could anyone ask for?

Slatternly women?

[anonymous]

Man, I knew I should've gone to that show while I was in Beijing... ah well, next time. Hope to roll through again in December. - Dave silkworms

[anonymous]

Strange thing. I was at that disco the night before last. It is just down the road and some of the summer teachers discovered it and dragged me along. Do you play there again. www.aihua-english.com