
 This stay in China is more sojourn than vacation or trip.  I'm into a routine. I rise at 6:30, buy a roll at the bakery across from my hotel,  and go to the office at the Oxford English Academy I share with another senior teacher.  Then, I work on whatever project Sir Barry has in mind-- schedules, curricula, assessments and so forth.  I've never relished administration, but learned to do a certain amount by running grants.   I start teaching next week.  Late afternoons and evenings are my own.  Sometimes I eat out. When I don't want the headache of trying to communicate with restaurant personnel, I pick up fruit at a local stand.  Often, I walk at night.  On sweltering evenings in Nanjing, people sit out on the street. Air conditioning is not particularly common.  I take photos of odd things that strike my fancy, like the outdoor fruit stand in the picture below.  The woman was at first suspicious when she saw my camera; then she laughed that anyone would want to take a picture of her and the melons she sells.
 
 
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Your are Nice. And so is your site! Maybe you need some more pictures. Will return in the near future.
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