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How the tiniest things in life can make all the difference…. Newer posts →. 45/50 – PROTECT THE DAMN GRASS! June 20, 2011. 50 Posts for 50 Days. 44/50 – The Chinese Shirt Roll. June 19, 2011. Pictured above from left to right are Qin, Joe, and Eli. Joe is participating in something called the shirt roll– a technique used by men to cool themselves down on a particularly hot day. I have seen so many gross Chinese stomachs that I almost want to DIG my eyes out. 50 Posts for 50 Days. June 18, 2011. We encoun...

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35/50 – Water Coolers | Vibrant Significance

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How the tiniest things in life can make all the difference…. 34/50 – The Iron Pagoda. 36/50 – The Sweepers →. 35/50 – Water Coolers. June 10, 2011. What could be more significant in my life than clean, drinkable water? As we all know, the water in China is not safe for drinking. This requires someone living here to either continuously buy small bottle of drinking water (as many foreign exchange students do), or to buy one of these water coolers and have new jugs delivered on a fairly regular basis. 50 Po...

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49/50 – Mr. Hou Jian | Vibrant Significance

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How the tiniest things in life can make all the difference…. 48/50 – Frisbee. 50/50 – 外国人 (Foreigners) →. 49/50 – Mr. Hou Jian. June 24, 2011. Mr Hou has a good heart, and in his own way he’s managed to accomplish quite a lot for me. Although I often wish that he’d do things in a more ‘American’ way, I think I’m close enough to the end of this experience to reflect back and see that this is, in fact, just another problem I have with China. This entry was posted in 50 Posts for 50 Days. On 50/50 – 外...

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46/50 – South Gate Restaurants | Vibrant Significance

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How the tiniest things in life can make all the difference…. 45/50 – PROTECT THE DAMN GRASS! 47/50 – 三轮车 (Three-Wheeled-Carts) →. 46/50 – South Gate Restaurants. June 21, 2011. Troll Neighbor is full of spunk and always happening in a far out way. She and her husband are pictured below, along with Josh, Marlie, and myself. This entry was posted in 50 Posts for 50 Days. 45/50 – PROTECT THE DAMN GRASS! 47/50 – 三轮车 (Three-Wheeled-Carts) →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.

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June | 2011 | Vibrant Significance

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How the tiniest things in life can make all the difference…. Monthly Archives: June 2011. 50/50 – 外国人 (Foreigners). June 25, 2011. How many times have we heard the shrill voice of a Chinese child call out in glee (or sometime fear) “外国人! 8221; What started as five people from two different schools eventually narrowed to a group of three. I apologize to … Continue reading →. 50 Posts for 50 Days. 49/50 – Mr. Hou Jian. June 24, 2011. 50 Posts for 50 Days. 48/50 – Frisbee. June 23, 2011. 50 Posts for 50 Days.

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50/50 – 外国人！(Foreigners) | Vibrant Significance

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How the tiniest things in life can make all the difference…. 49/50 – Mr. Hou Jian. 50/50 – 外国人 (Foreigners). June 25, 2011. How many times have we heard the shrill voice of a Chinese child call out in glee (or sometime fear) “外国人! I will miss you both incredibly much. I wish you the greatest success in your future endeavors and I hope that our paths cross again in the future. Take care, and good luck. This entry was posted in 50 Posts for 50 Days. 49/50 – Mr. Hou Jian. 50/50 – 外国人 (Foreigners). You are c...

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Transitions | Vibrant Significance

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How the tiniest things in life can make all the difference…. 50/50 – 外国人 (Foreigners). How do you measure a year in the life? October 9, 2011. I got a job. It’s not the best job in the world, but it’s a job. It’s a job in an economy that is lacking. It’s a job that will allow me to finally settle down in one area for an extended period of time. To make new friends, fall in love with the world around me, and learn more about myself. Occupy Wall Street. Participate in NoBankNovember. Develop a revo...Jon-M...

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How do you measure a year in the life? | Vibrant Significance

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How the tiniest things in life can make all the difference…. How do you measure a year in the life? September 4, 2012. So why is this significant? In and of itself it is not a remarkable feat (I’ve run over 13 miles in my life probably 15 times). What is significant is that on Sunday I ran for about 2 hours 20 minutes and it gave me a lot of time to reflect. There are 525,600 minutes in a year. I learned that from watching. However, AIDS seems to be a disease that renders one cuter and cuter. Here’...

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September | 2012 | Vibrant Significance

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How the tiniest things in life can make all the difference…. Monthly Archives: September 2012. How do you measure a year in the life? September 4, 2012. Last Sunday (8/26) I managed to roll out of my bed after a lazy afternoon, lace up my shoes, and despite a dull throb in my head that screamed to me: ‘don’t do it,’ I set off on Starkweather St and began running. … Continue reading →. How do you measure a year in the life? 50/50 – 外国人 (Foreigners). 49/50 – Mr. Hou Jian. 48/50 – Frisbee.