One of our students came to the airport and gave every american a (buddhist) prayer shawl for "good luck and good fortune."
Speaking of buddism, there was a large Tibetan population in our area and there were monks everywhere - these were begging $$ (in English) at the market. We have an entire soundtrack of monk songs if you are interested .....
Jason in his ZONE - heading up all the large group activities for our camp. Here he was at the luau -he was amazing and the kids loved him!!
Jason (since every boy at camp was named Jason/Jordan/Justin....) we called Jason "Pauff Daddy" or JP or JJ or some other form of Jason. He innocently ordered soup for lunch one day (60 cents I believe) and first of all, they brought him a giant VAT of soup in a bowl that looked like it cane from Genghis Khan, and THEN, in the bottom, was the MOST giant chicken foot in all of China. I think that was THE funniest moment of our trip when he hauled that chicken foot out of that soup!! So0ooooo funny!
Justin and Sonny, our Chinese helper, in the grass skirt, manning the Limbo dance at the luau - Justin was also quite the jump roper, tug-of-war-warrior, and Hokey Pokey dancer - a man of many talents, and many names, since I called him Jason/Jordan/Justin for 3 weeks!
One of our students came to the airport and gave every american a (buddhist) prayer shawl for "good luck and good fortune."
Speaking of buddism, there was a large Tibetan population in our area and there were monks everywhere - these were begging $$ (in English) at the market. We have an entire soundtrack of monk songs if you are interested .....
Jason in his ZONE - heading up all the large group activities for our camp. Here he was at the luau -he was amazing and the kids loved him!!
Jason (since every boy at camp was named Jason/Jordan/Justin....) we called Jason "Pauff Daddy" or JP or JJ or some other form of Jason. He innocently ordered soup for lunch one day (60 cents I believe) and first of all, they brought him a giant VAT of soup in a bowl that looked like it cane from Genghis Khan, and THEN, in the bottom, was the MOST giant chicken foot in all of China. I think that was THE funniest moment of our trip when he hauled that chicken foot out of that soup!! So0ooooo funny!
Justin and Sonny, our Chinese helper, in the grass skirt, manning the Limbo dance at the luau - Justin was also quite the jump roper, tug-of-war-warrior, and Hokey Pokey dancer - a man of many talents, and many names, since I called him Jason/Jordan/Justin for 3 weeks!
Love that second pic, very cool!
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