Halloween in China
So despite the fact that china doesn't really celebrate it, i managed to have a really rgeat halloween. all week long i had halloween themed classes, and taught the students all about our kooky traditions. i even brought in candy and made them all say trick or treat. in one of my speaking classes we even told ghost stories. in other classes i had them tell me about chinese superstitions. they really seemed to get into the spirit of things. the bar we tend to go to, Alibabas, had a pretty awesome halloween party. a bunch of us actually went earlier in the day and helped them decorate. jess and i decided to have a joint costume which, if may say so myself, was pretty spectacular. we were Yao Ming. i was the top half and she was the bottom.
That's right...we're the coolest people you know.
Carving Pumpkins just like a proper halloween
Chubby and his scary knife
Belinda carving her pumpking with a dart piece
Miki and her meat
Daniel hanging the Pig's heart
And that was halloween. soooooo much fun!
i went to a basketball game on campus this week, which is kind of funny since i never went o basketball games back home. one of my students in my soph. speaking class, Gonser, invited me after class and told me it the last game in a tournament against different years of english majors. when i got there it turned out that the opposite team was made up entirely of boys from my junior writing class, one of my favorite classes, so more of the kids from the class were there. i was a bit torn on which side to root for since i had students on both sides. It was sooo much funny. they even taught me a chinese cheer. my junior boys ended up winning and they had me pose with them for their victory photo. now they've me invited to be a part of their badmington tournament.
I finally went to a KFC. i can't believe how popular they are here. Especially since they're kind of a joke in the States. A couple students took me today...it actually wasn't too bad...and so far it has managed to not make me horribly ill. Which is incredible because everytime i eat at one back home it haunts me later. we'll see how i feel when i wake up tomorrow.
Ugh tomorrow....where did the weekend go.....
i know this is a little backwards but these were the shots from decorating the bar.
Carving Pumpkins just like a proper halloween
Chubby and his scary knife
Belinda carving her pumpking with a dart piece
Miki and her meat
Daniel hanging the Pig's heart
And that was halloween. soooooo much fun!
i went to a basketball game on campus this week, which is kind of funny since i never went o basketball games back home. one of my students in my soph. speaking class, Gonser, invited me after class and told me it the last game in a tournament against different years of english majors. when i got there it turned out that the opposite team was made up entirely of boys from my junior writing class, one of my favorite classes, so more of the kids from the class were there. i was a bit torn on which side to root for since i had students on both sides. It was sooo much funny. they even taught me a chinese cheer. my junior boys ended up winning and they had me pose with them for their victory photo. now they've me invited to be a part of their badmington tournament.
I finally went to a KFC. i can't believe how popular they are here. Especially since they're kind of a joke in the States. A couple students took me today...it actually wasn't too bad...and so far it has managed to not make me horribly ill. Which is incredible because everytime i eat at one back home it haunts me later. we'll see how i feel when i wake up tomorrow.
Ugh tomorrow....where did the weekend go.....
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I'm glad you had fun! Halloween in China looks much more fun.
whoohoo! Halloween looks like a pretty fantastic! I had an ickle macroecon. test that night.
hugs!
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