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    Games when we were done with the cleaning: by simsy, Views[280]
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         		 some sort of insects: by simsy, Views[373]
         		 ahem, in case you thought you were done looking at gross things on sticks: by simsy, Views[384]
     
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    if you rub the knobs on the doors its supposed to bring you good luck in life : by simsy, Views[291]
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    this is a frequent occurance that people want their picture taken with a foreigner: by simsy, Views[268]
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         		 Entrance to the Forbidden City: by simsy, Views[275]
         		 Mao. Since we weren't allowed to take pictures of his body, I took a picture of his picture.: by simsy, Views[286]
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    patriotic flower gardens: by simsy, Views[233]
         		 fish in the park before the Forbidden City: by simsy, Views[304]
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         		 looking back over Tiananmen Square: by simsy, Views[281]
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    The People's Republic of China: by simsy, Views[251]
         		 Mao's picture above the entrance to the Forbidden City: by simsy, Views[298]
         		 Katie, Lily and me while we waited on JP, Alex, and Stephanie to catch up: by simsy, Views[230]
         		 Katie and me standing in Tiananmen Square: by simsy, Views[241]
         		 monument to the revolutionaries in Tiananmen: by simsy, Views[247]
     
    Tiananmen Sqare on a particularly overcast day: by simsy, Views[271]
         		 Count-down to the Olympics: by simsy, Views[275]
         		 the restaurant I was invited to go to with my Boss and her friends. I ate roast duck for the first time here.: by simsy, Views[307]
         		 Wanfujing at night: by simsy, Views[217]
         		 candy-coated fruit: by simsy, Views[514]
     
    she is making this face because I am taking her picture. Apparentl squid legs are actually good.: by simsy, Views[271]
         		 snakes, etc. the smell was just aweful: by simsy, Views[276]
         		 seahorses, starfish, and othe creatures: by simsy, Views[291]
         		 Wanfujing - the street where we found the
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    Dressed in their prayer robes, two Buddhist nuns had a brief conversation before entering a temple inside the monastery. This was the time when I was already starting to establish relationships with the nuns. The nuns already knew of my presence in their community and even with the language barrier they have been nothing but kind and gentle about my presence. I had been striking conversations with them thanks to my tuktuk driver who acted as my translator. When I saw this photo while file organizing, it eventually became my
    Dressed in their prayer robes, two Buddhist nuns had a brief conversation before entering a temple inside the monastery. This was the time when I was already starting to establish relationships with the nuns. The nuns already knew of my presence in their community and even with the language barrier they have been nothing but kind and gentle about my presence. I had been striking conversations with them thanks to my tuktuk driver who acted as my translator. When I saw this photo while file organizing, it eventually became my "darling" out of the the set because of the opposing hand gestures that created an interesting balance to the image.

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