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    The MarchApril adventure

    CHINA | Fri, 27 Apr 2012 | By samvanneilson | Views [1203] | Comments [2]

    Welcome back! I didn’t write a blog last month and so this will be a doubled up attempt at keeping you informed of my happenings. These 2 months have been very ordinary but I hope you still enjoy reading. So let’s start with March! ... Read more >

    Tags: demo, girlfriend, guangzhou, huizhou, love, money, school, work

    Merry Christmas / Street fighting / 24 rootin tootin years

    CHINA | Fri, 23 Dec 2011 | By samvanneilson | Views [928] | Comments [3]

    Ni hao! This is my festive blog, it is filled with wonder, cheer and puppies! Stray ones being chased by men with big nets but puppies none the less! I hope you can write me back after reading this as it would be great to hear even a line or two about ... Read more >

    Tags: 25, birthday, buffet, christmas, demo, dog catcher, holidays, part time, school, weather

     

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