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Following Zach and Lesley abroad in China. Zach and I are enjoying being in Nanjing, but we miss our friends and family! We’ll share our stories and photos here so you’ll be able to follow our adventures (in between our research and online teaching, respectively). Jun 28, 2012. Just came across your blog while looking for Nanjing info. Are you guys grad students? I am researching the Wang Jingwei govt and might be making a trip to Nanjing in September for research. Would love to get in touch….
Dragon fruit | Our Nanjing Life
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Following Zach and Lesley abroad in China. Zach and I haven’t been up to much lately– I’ve been feverishly grading final exams (done! And Zach’s been visiting the Nanjing University Library to finish gathering documents from their online databases before we leave to spend a few weeks in Beijing. Now that I’m done for the semester, I FINALLY had a chance to update my tumblr with a few old comics and am excited to get back to a regular schedule with my sketchbook. I love all kinds of fruits, and I always l...
A Visit From My Family | Our Nanjing Life
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Following Zach and Lesley abroad in China. A Visit From My Family. In Trips in China. This slideshow requires JavaScript. Yesterday afternoon, we concluded a wonderful two weeks with my parents, my younger brother Daniel, and Daniel’s girlfriend Heidi. I had been planning for their visit for weeks (it was the welcome distraction that got me through the insanity of grading research papers and final exams! And overall we had a great time. For lunch, we stopped at a vegetarian restaurant that offered meatle...
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Following Zach and Lesley abroad in China. Last weekend, Zach and I took an afternoon trip to the Presidential Palace (now the largest museum. Zach will probably want to take another trip to the Presidential Palace to take a more careful look at some of the artifacts and descriptions, since the museum is primarily devoted to his era of expertise. For now, though, here are the pictures– enjoy! This slideshow requires JavaScript. In Trips in China. Whose mountains were also based on Chinese mountains).
Guilin and Yangshuo | Our Nanjing Life
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Following Zach and Lesley abroad in China. In Trips in China. Last night at 2:30 am, we got back to our apartment from a quick two-day trip to Guilin and Yangshou in southern China, and this morning I was already super excited to look at our pictures! This slideshow requires JavaScript. Now, it’s already time for me to start packing again– but a bigger suitcase this time! China: A Year In Review. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
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Aaron's Russia Blog: Viktor Tsoi at 50
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A year in Moscow and beyond, archives and daily life. Thursday, June 21, 2012. Viktor Tsoi at 50. I saw this poster the other day in Vilnius:. And it was only seeing this memorial show advertised that I realized that today, June 21, Viktor Tsoi. Would have turned 50. I was first exposed to Tsoi in, if I recall correctly, my second semester of Russian, or nearly ten years ago. Since then, I've spent a lot of time listening and learning the words, and have not a few words, phrases, and grammar construc...
Aaron's Russia Blog: October 2011
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A year in Moscow and beyond, archives and daily life. Saturday, October 29, 2011. Have reusable grocery bag . . . Will travel. To Moscow. Just thought it would be fun to show the bags I got from Weaver St. Co-op in action on the far side of the world. Monday, October 24, 2011. Source: http:/ www.rususa.com/news/news.asp-nid-44520). And then there is the burning question of today's Russia: "Have you paid your mobile phone bill? Friday, October 21, 2011. This Week from the Archives. Has stayed on my mind, ...
Aaron's Russia Blog: June 2012
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A year in Moscow and beyond, archives and daily life. Saturday, June 30, 2012. Stavropol', City of Parks, Crosses, and Archives. The train ride from Moscow to Stavropol. Was long and, thanks to the lack of air conditioning, uncomfortable. However, it went as well as can be expected, and I was lucky to have pleasant neighbors in my compartment. First, the green and the parks:. Like so many cities, reconstruction of the city's Orthodox cathedral is a major project. In Russian, rather than oblast’. And late...
Aaron's Russia Blog: Vilnius: Part the Fifth
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A year in Moscow and beyond, archives and daily life. Monday, June 18, 2012. Vilnius: Part the Fifth. Another update of what I was up to my last few days in Vilnius, and just some pictures I happened to like. If you remember back from a couple of posts. As you can tell from the pictures, the evening could not have been better, nor the sky bluer. Jessa and Doug, note the kayakers, I see an opportunity to expand! Also, they have a constitution:. I think Carrboro could learn a thing or two. Misha's Russian ...
Aaron's Russia Blog: January 2012
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A year in Moscow and beyond, archives and daily life. Sunday, January 22, 2012. Winter is Here; Archives. Well, it had to happen eventually, and it finally has. Winter, real Russian winter, has arrived. Today's high temperature appears to be cresting at a balmy -15 C/ 7 F. With wind and snow. I'm seeing some numbers in the forecast for later this week that begin with a "2": -25 C, yikes! I'll admit that the mild winters of North Carolina have made me soft, but this is ridiculous! In October of this year,...
Aaron's Russia Blog: May 2012
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A year in Moscow and beyond, archives and daily life. Wednesday, May 30, 2012. Picture Series #1: Brodskii. As my time here in Moscow starts to wind down, I'm still working hard trying to finish up a few things in the archived before departing for summer travels. At the same time, I've taken the time to get out and enjoy some wonderful early summer weather we've had. In the course of those walks, I've come across some good opportunities for pictures. Saturday, May 19, 2012. Ahh, summer. The open road.
Aaron's Russia Blog: August 2012
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A year in Moscow and beyond, archives and daily life. Friday, August 03, 2012. So I fell down on the job about making a last post from Russia. Nonetheless, the trip back to Moscow was smooth, and for the most part the trip home was as easy as might be expected, given the joys of flying anywhere from any New York airport on any given rainy day. (N.b., Southwest is pretty awesome.). When I finally hit the ground in Louisville, I had an excellent welcoming committee, pictured:. Without falling asleep once!
Aaron's Russia Blog: July 2012
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A year in Moscow and beyond, archives and daily life. Thursday, July 26, 2012. As this Russia trip winds down its final week, I'm off to take in a new part of the country - Karelia. I took an overnight train from Moscow two nights ago to Petrozavodsk. I'm here as a guest of a friend and fellow UNC grad student, Cassandra, who just arrived here to begin some field research. The city itself is on the shores of a large lake, Onega, and there are literally tens of thousands of others in the region. The rest ...
Aaron's Russia Blog: Stavropol', City of Parks, Crosses, and Archives
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A year in Moscow and beyond, archives and daily life. Saturday, June 30, 2012. Stavropol', City of Parks, Crosses, and Archives. The train ride from Moscow to Stavropol. Was long and, thanks to the lack of air conditioning, uncomfortable. However, it went as well as can be expected, and I was lucky to have pleasant neighbors in my compartment. First, the green and the parks:. Like so many cities, reconstruction of the city's Orthodox cathedral is a major project. In Russian, rather than oblast’. And late...
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Our Nanjing Life | Following Zach and Lesley abroad in China
Following Zach and Lesley abroad in China. Yes, I’m back in America. And yes, Dragon Boat Festival happened over a week ago. But it’s an important Chinese holiday and I have some pictures to share, so the blogging continues! This slideshow requires JavaScript. And involves many different customs, including the racing of dragon boats and eating of zongzi– pyramid-shaped balls of sticky rice with sweet or savory fillings. At our favorite Yunnan restaurant. Mmm…I miss it already! In Trips in China. Now, it&...
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