Follow me as I travel to Shanghai. Better acquisition of Mandarin! One of the guys on the trip was looking at our calendar they gave us at orientation and was crossing out each day as it passed. Just trying to fit in.

My life and times while living in Shanghai. Last week I was craving Mexican food really bad and we found one in China! It was named Teotihuacan, and run by an extremely friendly English speaking Mexican man.

Poems by members of the Rensselaerville Library Poetry Group. He prefers to spend his days lazed. In the stuffy arms of a chair by the window. Where he can keep an emerald eye. Peeled for caricatures in the street. Though this morning he carried on. About the hot cereal being anything but. Later, despite the coming snow. He insisted on our usual walk -. The side streets troubled by student drivers. At ten and two, the vacant lot flecked. Which pleased him to no end, knowing.