bump travels. In September 2014, newly named Mr. Mrs. Bump, we moved to Shanghai, China. Having more work than play, this journal has become an outline of our lives here, rather than a travel blog. Though we hope to do loads of traveling soon! Hope
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Thursday, May 7, 2015. In China, people view outings as a time for professional bonding. Like many companies, Chinese public schools have entire school. Field trips to various museums, parks, and other interesting places twice a year. In years past I have taken this day to create my perfect day. However this year I enjoyed the Shanghai zoo with my first graders. Here are some highlights from the trip. And my third graders! .
Reverse cultural shock or my first hours back in the U. Good Samaritans and the Burrito Cart. The charm of Moscow in November. Gangs of grannies and my other adventures in the motherland. My struggle with the Russian table. The last train to Asakusa.
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bump travels. In September 2014, newly named Mr. Mrs. Bump, we moved to Shanghai, China. Having more work than play, this journal has become an outline of our lives here, rather than a travel blog. Though we hope to do loads of traveling soon! HopeDESCRIPTION
In September 2014, newly named Mr. Mrs. Bump, we moved to Shanghai, China. Having more work than play, this journal has become an outline of our lives here, rather than a travel blog. Though we hope to do loads of traveling soon! Hope you enjoy seeing Shanghai though our eyesPARSED CONTENT
The site had the following in the homepage, "Oops, the Past 6 months." I noticed that the web site stated " Holy cow, its been awhile! What have I done in the past 6 months? Well, weve been to Hong Kong,." They also stated " For only 2 days, to complete visa stuff. Did manage to squeeze in some hikingeatingdrinking while we were there. Still have yet to see the Giant Buddha, HK Disney, Victorias Peak, all that jazzmaybe some day. Delirious on a snack run. We were beyond tired of Shanghai, our jobs, and the rain! View from our balcony. Had me freaking out! I did not want to be stu."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
A freelance food and travel writer specializing in China stories, Fiona brings China to life for readers. Fiona has photographed the people, unique places and extraordinary foods of China for the last eight years. Her work can be seen in CNNTravel, Saveur, Serious Eats, and Buzzfeed, amongst others. If you have a special project requiring on-the-ground assistance or in-depth local knowledge, Fiona can help.
Friday, June 27, 2014. Thanks for following our journey and seeing us through these last two years. Believe it or not, this little blog kept me sane on many days. I hope you enjoyed reading about the experience, the travels, the ups and downs. To my constant translator, my travel buddy, my tireless adventurer, I love you.
El último encuentro, de Humberto Acosta. Sonetos y aquellos, de Andrés Barrios. Próximo tren, de César Segovia. Dinero fácil, de Hensli Rahn Solórzano. 1, de César Oropeza y Marcelo Pont. La ciudad vencida, de Yeniter Poleo. El adiós en tres actos, de Jacques Mercier. Santiago se va, de José Urriola. A la brevedad posible, de Luis Yslas Prado. Con la voz en alto, de Elías Farache S. Veredicto III Premio de los Libreros al Libro del año.
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